Hello, I read a couple of studies who showed with MRI that fillers move (''migrate'') throughout the face as time goes by. When fillers are placed on the periosteum (ie cheek bone), does it moves too or does it say there, like it's ''implanted'' on the bone? Thank you.
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As we age, most of us lose volume in our face. The volume loss can be seen in the skin, fat, muscle, and bone. When our skin thins, it becomes crepy and we develop fine lines or valleys. Fat loss can be seen underneath the eyes, cheeks, and temples. For women, the temples have 3 imp...
HA fillers do last longer than stated.Sometimes we use MRI but MRIS are hard to get approved and take a long time. We are now using Ultrasound more and more.
Great question, and thank you for providing these photos. Dermal fillers can help smooth the nasolabial folds around your nose and mouth. You might also benefit from some filler in the cheeks to add lift and definition to the midface. Skin tightening treatments, such as Profound RF...
