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Fillers are used often for the under eye area but not usually above the eyes. A neuromodulator such as Dysport, Botox, or Xeomin can be used to raise your brows. The shape of your eyes will not change but clients often report a more wide-eyed look when brows and lids lift slightly. Hope this helps with your decision!
Fillers around the eyes are mainly used to correct tear trough deformities and to address upper eyelid and eyebrow volume loss. Neuromodulators like Botox and Dysport can be used to raise the eyebrows and to reduce lines around the eyes (i.e. frown lines). Neither will change the shape of the eyes.
Swelling and bruising can last 1 to 2 weeks after lip filler injections. To diminish the bruising, I recommend using LightStim LED or, in more significant cases, a vascular laser or IPL treatment. Arnica with Bromelain ("Arnika Forte") can also be taken to help speed up the healing. If you're...
Fillers do not reliably and permanently change eyelid position. What you are describing is lower eyelid retraction surgery with canthoplasty and possibly lateral brow lift. Best to have personal consultation to determine.
J-plasma is a skin tightening procedure. While I do not have experience with this device, I do not believe it would work for nasolabial folds. Fillers are my go to treatment for nasolabial folds.
Hello and thank you for your question. Fillers can change the shape of your face for sure. It does depend on the natural shape of your face, the amount and type of filler as well as the injector. Make sure you go to an expert, experienced injector. A full consultation with the provid...
Hi karl1994,Fillers injected to the eyebrows, in the deep plane, may raise the eyebrows slightly, but this may or may not result in a masculine look. It will be best to see an expert about your concern for a more through facial assessment.
Hi there. Thank you for your question. You may need to wait a little longer than the two-week recommendation for all bruising to diminish completely. Give it a few more days. If you’re still not seeing an improvement, schedule a follow-up visit with your provider to discuss. Bruising isn’t per...
