Restylane for chest wrinkles? (Photo)

Thanks for this questionThis is a difficult area to treat. I would not use any fillers in this area.You could consider Thermage, however the benefit is not guaranteed.

Thank you for your question. Ultherapy is a great non-invasive procedure
that has no downtime, to improve the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles on
the décolletage. Ultherapy uses ultrasound
technology to tighten and firm the skin, which penetrates deep into the skin to
promote collagen growth. The results are
not immediate but you will see continuous improvement for 3-6 weeks.

If you are looking for a quick procedure that has instant
results, you could have fillers depending on the severity of your lines and wrinkles. Voluma can be used on the décolletage to
treat fine lines and wrinkles, but Ultherapy is recommended for deep folds and
creases. Once you have a consultation
with a board certified dermatologist, he/she will be able to decide the best
treatment for you. Best, Dr. Ariel
Ostad.

Dear Westsidegirl,  I would suggest considering Ultherapy, which will tighten the dermal layer of your skin, and Sculptra Aesthetic injections that stimulate your body to make collagen. Sculptra will take between 4-6 weeks to take effect and you may require more than 1 session for the optimal outcome. Please consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon, who has experience with these, before you decide to proceed. Best wishes, Dr. Richard W. Swift

Sculptra is the best injectable for chest wrinkles. It does require several treatments for the best results. For a quicker benefit, consider Pellevé or Ultherapy, which can tighten up the skin and help with the fine wrinkles closer to the surface.  My patients often combine Sculptra with Pellevé for the best short-term and long-term results.

I would recommend Ultherapy, which  is now FDA approved for reduction of wrinkles in the décolletage area. If you want to improve the lentiginous (brown spots) damage then a series of IPL treatments can be helpful.