I am considering fractional laser, but am also wondering what type of fillers are best to soften the lines above and below the mouth after the laser treatment. I've heard Volbella.......and Juvederme, but not sure which is the better choice. I know I need some work done for my cheek area too. Will I get an "okay" look starting out with the laser and the mouth area fillers?
Answer: Smokers Lines Treatment Hi There are several options. Non surgically options include dermal fillers, toxin, prp chemical peels and lasers. I would suggest you start with dermal fillers and see if you are sufficiently happy with the reduction in lines. The smokers lines need to be taken into context with other areas of the face and this approach is neeeded to ensure you get the best results. Best wishes
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Answer: Smokers Lines Treatment Hi There are several options. Non surgically options include dermal fillers, toxin, prp chemical peels and lasers. I would suggest you start with dermal fillers and see if you are sufficiently happy with the reduction in lines. The smokers lines need to be taken into context with other areas of the face and this approach is neeeded to ensure you get the best results. Best wishes
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November 2, 2017
Answer: Improving smoker's lines with fillers I personally like Restylane fine lines and Teosyal Redensity II for this, although Juvederm Ultra or Volbella are alright too. Deeper chemical peels or laser resurfacing are adjunctive therapies to consider. Best to speak with a highly trained cosmetic expert such as a dermatologist to ensure optimal results & safety.
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November 2, 2017
Answer: Improving smoker's lines with fillers I personally like Restylane fine lines and Teosyal Redensity II for this, although Juvederm Ultra or Volbella are alright too. Deeper chemical peels or laser resurfacing are adjunctive therapies to consider. Best to speak with a highly trained cosmetic expert such as a dermatologist to ensure optimal results & safety.
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