Can frontal bossing be fixed with fillers? (Photo)

Hi @babijenny. Thank you for sharing your photo--facial asymmetry is normal. I recommend trying hyaluronic acid dermal fillers. Best of luck, Dr. Nima

I am a board-certified radiologist specializing in ultrasound-guided filler dissolves in Woodland Hills, CA. Using ultrasound for dissolves is extremely helpful as it allows the filler to be identified and with an experienced ultrasound user, allows real time guidance of the needle into the...

Your jaw line seems to have a little less prominent angle.  Although it looks not too bad, if you would like to make it a little more defined, you can also consider having an acculift  on those area.  This is using a liposuction together with laser.  You can reduce the volume...

Dear Rachel raheleh,Thank you for your question. Although it is not required to change the needle in between injections. Sometimes the injector switches them throughout, but this is primarily just because it is less uncomfortable when the needle is not dull. Best of luck to you!

While overactive corrugator and frontalis muscles can lead to the angular indentation that you see near your brow, it is very unlikely that the central depression in the superior part of your forehead is due to that, as wrinkles in that area are typically horizontal and not vertical...

Hello JJ.  Sorry to hear about your disappointment.  There is always a tradeoff between injections directly in the nasolabial folds and the cheeks when the goal is to improve the folds.  Generally speaking a combination approach can often work well.  In your situation, it appears as though per...