Should I get lip fillers? Or a nose job? What do I need to enhance my look?

Hello, my name is Lauren, and I’m the aesthetics injector at Colorado Plastic Surgery Center. It is generally recommended to wait until you’ve completely finished breastfeeding before getting cosmetic treatments like lip fillers. That being said, it’s always best to have a consultation with ...

When it comes to lip fillers, the concept of layering or gradually building up filler over time can have some benefits, but it doesn't necessarily mean that the filler will last longer. Here are some key points to consider: Gradual Build-Up: By layering fillers gradually (for example, starting...

When seeking dramatic volume and height along the lip border and Cupid’s bow with Juvederm, the technique used can indeed influence both the aesthetic outcome and the longevity of the results. Here are some popular techniques and considerations: Russian Lip Technique: This method focuses on c...

Taking a 3mg dose of low-dose naltrexone 60 hours before your lip filler appointment is generally unlikely to cause significant issues with bruising or swelling. Naltrexone is not an anti-inflammatory, and its effects on bleeding or bruising are minimal compared to other medications like NSAIDs...

I don't think that cross-linked hyaluronic acid fillers can be absorbed so quickly. Also it has been shown that even after the filler is absorbed the chemicals that crosslink the molecules stay in the body. So recurrent filler applications usually end up with a long lasting, fuller, voluminous lips.

Experiencing increased moisture or a shiny appearance above your upper lip after getting lip filler and a Botox lip flip can be a common reaction. Here are a few points to consider: Temporary Changes: After these procedures, your skin may temporarily react with changes in oil production or...