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I'm not a fan of mixing saline with hyaluronic acid based fillers. I do know of several of my colleagues that do this. They are trying to make the product a different consistency whether it be to make it easier to inject or better for a particular area of the face. In my opinion, the leading manufacturers of these products, Galderma and Allergan, both have a broad portfolio of filler products and I do not think there is any need to change the products prior to injection. We do not know how mixing the products with saline changed longevity or effectiveness. Mixing the filler prior to injection may also increase risk of contaminating the filler. Again, this is my opinion.
So sorry that you've had this trouble. we know now that most juvederm products don't belong under they eyes - they end up attracting more fluid, and can easily be overfilled. while hyaluronidase does dissolve the juvederm, it does not damage native hyaluronic acid. what you see now be related to...
Thank you for your question. Fillers can help with all of the issues you have described, it’s just a matter of finding the one that best meets your needs. My best advice is to see a board certified plastic surgeon or a trained and experienced injector. They can examine you and offer options f...
Thank you for the photos and your question. You have mild smile lines around your mouth, which is very natural. To soften their appearance, I recommend a fine line filler, such RHA Redensity or Belotero. Of course, it would be best to schedule an in-person consultation with an experienced facial...
