Hard pea sized lump a month after voluma. Do I need to do anything about it?

Thank you for sharing your excellent question.  Genetics plays the largest role in your facial appearance as a result of its effects on your bone and soft tissue structure.  Though adjustments can be made with minimally invasive and surgical options they still are limited by your starting p...

The overall result of filler is dependent on the quantity used and most importantly the placement in the correct anatomical plane and area. With cheek filler, the placement will depend on the outcome the client is looking for which in your case was to emphasise your cheekbones. In this...

Looking at the picture you provided it appears you need more fillers. Voluma or Radiesse would work well. Not knowing how your face looked prior to any injection or before the thread procedure it is difficult to make an assessment. Dents can appear if the threads are tight and more volume ...

Thank you for your question.  In general, it is best to avoid any filler injections while you have an active infection on your face.  Injecting fillers in the setting of an active skin infection increases the risk of the filler itself becoming contaminated with bacteria.  That said, Voluma is ...

Thank you for your question, I think the first option would be to see your physician and see if there are before/after pictures. Often I find that when patients come in for serial treatments, it becomes more difficult to see progress. If the pictures are the same, then I would either try a...

Yes it rare to become allergic to a product, but it sounds like with the prolonged swelling and itching you may have developed an allergy. The next time for any voluma or any hyaluronic acid product you inject I would have the doctor do a skin test on your forearm to see if you have any sort of...