I’m 30yo, and I love the look of a lift in my lateral brow. I get Botox but it doesn’t make a dramatic difference. As a result, I’ve been thinking of getting some filler placed under my brows in addition to the Botox. Living in Manhattan, I’m inundated with plastic surgeons, but most of them inject without explaining their technique and why they recommend it. So I wanted to ask what you’d recommend in terms of type of filler and how much is generally used for a lateral brow lift.
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Thank you for your excellent question, and I'm delighted to hear you are already happy with your results.
Your doctor's advice was correct that the ideal starting point is 2 treatments 4 to 6 weeks apart. This allows your tissues to respond appropriately between the treatments. In some patients...
Patients with moderate skin laxity of the lower face and neck are ideal candidates for the Endolift Laser which is FDA approved and used throughout Europe. I brought it to the Connecticut area to offer my patients an alternative to a surgical facelift. When used in combination with PDO Threads...
Thank you for your question. LDI refers to a laser non-surgical facelift. Thank you for your question. It is hard to determine the best of course of treatment without a photo. I would recommend either a InstaLift or Liquid FaceLift. Silhouette InstaLift is a minimally invasive procedure that...
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