As Restylane may possibly produce the Tyndall Effect, and Juverderm supposedly "moves" around frequently after injections, and fat transfers may or may not take, as well as leave lumps (especially on thinner faces). --- Has early usage of Belotero, under the eyes and in mid face volume, (described also as creating a more youthful lower lid/cheek junction) shown significant success? Apparently, the formula now available in the US is "clear" and described as quite malleable. It sounds good...
April 6, 2015
Answer: Belotero Applications Belotero seems best suited for deep etched lines such as those of the glabella or perioral smokers lines around the mouth. Caution should be used with any filler in the periorbital area as the very thin skin of the lower eyelids is very unforgiving.
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April 6, 2015
Answer: Belotero Applications Belotero seems best suited for deep etched lines such as those of the glabella or perioral smokers lines around the mouth. Caution should be used with any filler in the periorbital area as the very thin skin of the lower eyelids is very unforgiving.
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April 26, 2018
Answer: Belotero around the eyes Belotero is a newer hyaluronic acids; however, it's one of my favorites as it is currently the thinnest filler on the market (Restylane Silk, which will make its debut in 2015, maybe even thinner). It works great in thin areas such as around the eyes and in lip lines. Around the eyes, we're getting more than a year in many patients. Around the lips, unfortunately, similar to the other hyaluronic acids, we are getting maybe 4 months.Belotero, similar to Restylane and Juvederm, can still have a Tyndall effect and does still create some long term swelling in certain patients. It is hard to predict who these patients will be but the incidence of both of these effecs seem to be less than Restylane and Juvederm. Perlane has been used with great success around the eye because of its soft nature.
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April 26, 2018
Answer: Belotero around the eyes Belotero is a newer hyaluronic acids; however, it's one of my favorites as it is currently the thinnest filler on the market (Restylane Silk, which will make its debut in 2015, maybe even thinner). It works great in thin areas such as around the eyes and in lip lines. Around the eyes, we're getting more than a year in many patients. Around the lips, unfortunately, similar to the other hyaluronic acids, we are getting maybe 4 months.Belotero, similar to Restylane and Juvederm, can still have a Tyndall effect and does still create some long term swelling in certain patients. It is hard to predict who these patients will be but the incidence of both of these effecs seem to be less than Restylane and Juvederm. Perlane has been used with great success around the eye because of its soft nature.
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January 11, 2016
Answer: Belotero is a great little filler for under eyes and fine lines. Belotero is great for the fine lines around the face and is roughly $550/syringe. You don't get the lumpy/bumpy that juvederm sometimes gets. Lasts 4-6 months. Sincerely, David Hansen,MD
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January 11, 2016
Answer: Belotero is a great little filler for under eyes and fine lines. Belotero is great for the fine lines around the face and is roughly $550/syringe. You don't get the lumpy/bumpy that juvederm sometimes gets. Lasts 4-6 months. Sincerely, David Hansen,MD
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