Just wondering whether studies were made to find out how diet impacts filler behavior. I meam meat vs meatless diets, low-carb vs high-carb. It is not a burning issue for me, but it seems to be interesting.
Answer: Fillers and Diets Hello condorbird and thanks for your question!
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Answer: Fillers and Diets Hello condorbird and thanks for your question!
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Answer: Fillers and Diet Fillers have no effect on diet except for the fact that it you lose a great deal of weight you may lost it in your face and need more fillers. Best, Dr. Green
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Answer: Fillers and Diet Fillers have no effect on diet except for the fact that it you lose a great deal of weight you may lost it in your face and need more fillers. Best, Dr. Green
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November 3, 2016
Answer: Filler and Diet This is a great question! Diet does not affect fillers per se, but diet definitely can help reduce inflammation of the skin which leads to more wrinkles. Faster metabolizers also use up injected filler faster than those with slower metabolism.
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November 3, 2016
Answer: Filler and Diet This is a great question! Diet does not affect fillers per se, but diet definitely can help reduce inflammation of the skin which leads to more wrinkles. Faster metabolizers also use up injected filler faster than those with slower metabolism.
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November 2, 2016
Answer: Fillers and Diet There is no evidence that diet affects filler behavior or longevity. In general, I do recommend a diet which is high in fruits and vegetables and low in carbohydrates and saturated fats. For protein, eat more chicken or fish instead of red meat. Taking fish oil is usually beneficial for the skin as well. However, none of these things have been shown to affect fillers in the skin. Regards,Dr. Ort
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November 2, 2016
Answer: Fillers and Diet There is no evidence that diet affects filler behavior or longevity. In general, I do recommend a diet which is high in fruits and vegetables and low in carbohydrates and saturated fats. For protein, eat more chicken or fish instead of red meat. Taking fish oil is usually beneficial for the skin as well. However, none of these things have been shown to affect fillers in the skin. Regards,Dr. Ort
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