I have noticed in the last couple years that my laugh lines have gotten worse. On a positive note, I guess that means I smile a lot. However, I fell that it has made me look a little saggy. I am open to any suggestions that you might have.
October 31, 2015
Answer: No laughing matter? Thanks for your pictures. Botox is most certainly not an option. A filler would be ideal for your standing laugh lines. There a little to no options for era dynamic laugh lines.
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October 31, 2015
Answer: No laughing matter? Thanks for your pictures. Botox is most certainly not an option. A filler would be ideal for your standing laugh lines. There a little to no options for era dynamic laugh lines.
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November 1, 2015
Answer: Smile lines The smile lines in your pictures would be best treated with dermal fillers. In my hands, I get the best results in this area with Restylane Silk. This is a touchy area, as just a bit too much can give a "chipmunk" appearance. Make sure to seek consultation with an experienced facial plastic surgeon, general plastic surgeon, or cosmetic dermatologist if you decide to proceed.Best Wishes
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November 1, 2015
Answer: Smile lines The smile lines in your pictures would be best treated with dermal fillers. In my hands, I get the best results in this area with Restylane Silk. This is a touchy area, as just a bit too much can give a "chipmunk" appearance. Make sure to seek consultation with an experienced facial plastic surgeon, general plastic surgeon, or cosmetic dermatologist if you decide to proceed.Best Wishes
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