What would be the best filler to fix my smokers lines? (Photo)

A simple and quick way to take care of your smoker lines is to have fillers injected above your lips. My new favorite product is Volbella. I’m having excellent results with Volbella for lip augmentation and lines above the lips. 

One treatment is not the answer here.
It will have to be combination treatment.
Ablative laser, or deep peel.
Maintenance cosmeceuticals.
Fine filler or Nano fat into the "bar code"

Lip lines are improved best with lasers and microneedling/PRP in combination or fractional radiofrequency devices like intensif or viva.  I suggest you see an expert for a combination approach. Fillers and botox can also be used to further improve.  Best, Dr. Emer.

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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

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.

There are several different treatment options for smoker's lines. This includes dermal fillers such as Restylane Silk and Juvederm Volbella, microneedling, ablative and nonablative lasers, chemical peels, and topical skincare (i.e. retinol). The best results are seeing when multiple treatment modalities are combined. 

Cooper,The wrinkles around the mouth are some of the toughest we deal with on the face. A combination approach is often the best in order to decrease the visibility of these lines. A combination of a chemical peel, lasering, microneedling/PRP, neuromodulator (Botox/Dysport/Xeomin) and fillers is often recommended. You should see a reduction in the "smoker's lines" if you go the laser / filler route. Fillers that can be helpful around the mouth include Belotero, Restylane Refyne, and Volbella.Hope this helps!Hardik Doshi, M.D.

There are several ways to treat smokers lines.  microneedling with PRP or laser resurfacing offer long term results. However It takes 3-6 months to see the results.  If you are looking for a more immediate result than dermal fillers would be the answer.  Vobella is a very good product to treat this area.  Your provider should be able to advise you. 

Based on your photos, I would start with a fractional Co2 procedure followed by Botox in two weeks and filler in 6 weeks.  The Botox will relax the lines after the treatment for better healing and so that they do not form again right away.  At 6 weeks, I would inject filler under the lines using a cannula to subsize the lines that have not disappeared with the CO2.  Based on your photo, you require resurfacing, tightening and volume.  Chose a doctor who can do all three, expertly.  All the best to you, Alexis Parker MD

When trying to correct lines around the mouth from smoking, as well as aging, remember that your skin is thinner and has lost integrity with simultaneous loss of support from below the skin as the area around your mouth now lacks facial fat and thining of your support structures. That is why the combined treatments are offered to you, not fillers alone. Vobella is useful to provide fill in the skin, with Juvderm filling deeper.  Lasers, such as the fractioneated COs and Microneeding with or without plasma,  would all be to your benefit and provide a better solution for you.