Best filler for smoker lines

Temporary Fillers such as restylane silk or belotero or a more permanent lip implant does great for smokers creases. Chemical peels also help.

I would use dermal fillers such as Belotero or Restylane
Silk for smoker lines as
these are superficial fillers. I would recommend Erbium type
laser resurfacing for deeper lines.

Hi Cizek. As far as fillers for smoker's lines I like using either Restylane Silk or Belotero. Smoker's lines are difficult to treat. I find that the most effective treatment is a combination of Fillers, Microneedling, Chemical Peels, and ThermiSmooth. Prices will vary depending on location and skill of the treatment provider. Hope this helps answer your question.

There are many treatments for this area. Fractional co2 laser or fractional RF treatments are usually best to this area in combination with fillers like belotero and restylane silk and/or botox. I suggest you see a cosmetic dermatologist with experience in lasers and fillers. Best, Dr. Emer.

Hi Cizek.  We have used Belotero and Restylane Silk and have settled on Restylane.  Although you cannot inject Restylane as superficially as Restylane silk or Belotero, we prefer a combination of fractional laser resurfacing for superficial lines and Restylane for improving volume loss.  

Belotero Balance, which possesses little to no chance of giving rise to the unwanted, bluish Tyndall Effect when injected superficially into delicate skin, is my first choice for treating smoker's lines in my Upper East Side Manhattan office. (In my Israel satellite facility, where a far greater number of regulatory agency approved fillers are available, Teosyal Redensity II is my go-to product for this region). The results of filler treatment when properly performed are immediate and usually quite gratifying. However, should some residual etched-in lines persist, as may be the case in very long-standing sun-damaged areas, subsequent medical microneedling can help to further smooth and blend the treated areas. Unfortunately, I have become less enamored with the results of the more expensive fraxels or radiofrequency treatments often suggested for treating this region.Be sure to consult with a board certified aesthetic physician and ask to see his/her before and after photos.

Without a consultation in person is impossible to tell you what will be the best treatment for your case. There are many factors that give a patient smoker lines, even if the patient does not smoke. Some patients have excessive action of the orbicularis oris muscle, and they may need 2 o 3 units of botox to relax the muscle a little. Others have deep lines that need filllers on them like Juvederm Volbella, Belotero. Some others have sun damage and they need to have some kind of laser or dermabrasion to improve the skin texture and the lines too.

I prefer belotero or Restylane silk because they have small particles and done have a Tyndall effect. I also like placing Botox in the vertical lip lines as well. 

Hi Cizek, a filler such as Juvederm or Restylane Silk would be a good option for softening these lines. Another options would be laser resurfacing. These are difficult lines to treat but the above options will often provide improvement.

Cizek, there are several options to improve the, "smoker lines" around the lips.  Restylane Silk is a great option to smooth, correct lines and allows for metiiculous precison and placement.  Laser resurfacing may also be an option to soften and improve the skin texture and quality.