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No one syringe will not help your folds. You need full facial contouring with volumization and line filling. I suggest you see an expert for an evaluation of your overall facial structure and what is best for large volume and wrinkle improvement. Best, Dr. Emer.
Certainly a consultation would be best so that your physician can perform a proper examination however, based on the photos submitted, 1 syringe may not be enough to to give you the result you would like since your nasolabial fold seems fairly deep. Be sure to see a board certified plastic surgeon for this procedure. Hope this helps. James Lee
Your fold is pretty deep. One syringe of filler will soften this a little, but there will not be a dramatic difference. will most likely want to do at least 2.
I think you may need more than 1 syringe for full correction. Please seek consultation with a qualified professional. Good luck!
Hello, and thanks for your question. I think you are an excellent candidate for fillers. For patients of mine with similar patterns of volume loss, I like to use a thicker, more volumizing hyaluronic acid filler such as Voluma in the cheeks. This tends to soften some of the lines lower on your face. You'd also likely benefit from some Juvederm or Restylane injected directly into your nasolabial folds (i.e., "smile lines"), and possibly your marionette lines as well. However, I'd caution against the temptation to have only these lines filled, as you are noticing them mainly as a result of global volume loss, which happens to all of us as we age. To maximize the likelihood of a favorable outcome, I recommend that you only get treated by a well-trained and experienced dermatologist or plastic surgeon. Regardless of what you have done, you will likely need more than 1 syringe.Hope this opinion is helpful to you. Best of luck, Dr. Frucht.
Many times it requires more than one string of filler to achieve the results one wants. Best to be seen in person.
I think you will notice a difference but more would be better. At least 2 would be recommended if you were to come to see me. Also, filling the medial cheek would be helpful and also improve the look of the NLF.
Thank you for your question and for sharing your photograph. The amount of Juvederm required for full correction of the nasolabial folds depends on the extent of volume loss in that area. You will notice a difference with one syringe, but based on your photograph, I would recommend two syringes for optimal correction. Best wishes!
Juvederm is a great product but to correct these deep folds it will take a minimum of two syringes. Please consult an expert. Best, Dr. Green
Hello Milene270,You will notice an improvement with one syringe. However, your folds appear to be quite deep so one syringe would be unlikely to make a major difference. You may need more than one syringe to get the result you want. I would recommend you start with one syringe and see the results. You can always add more.I hope this helps and good luck.
There is no problems with using fillers after GB Syndrome. Since the syndrome affects nerves, I'd be cautious with using Botox, but it probably can be done a year out from the illness.
It looks like overfill but the final effect will be seen in 2 weeks when all swelling resolves. At that time, you can choose to dissolve the product and start again.Typically, the lower lip should have 30% more volume than the upper lip. An experienced injector should give you the proper...
It is unclear to me how you can inject yourself and where you would have purchased Juvederm if you are not a physician. Please consult a board certified physician immediately and if there is pain you should return to the emergency room. Please keep us posted.