Is there a filler for top and bottom? I was a victim of domestic violence and my sinus cavity was broken. They said it may never heal. I'm not sure if that's why one eyebrow is lower. I tried the Plasma Pen, it didn't do much for my face. Not even for the wrinkles on my lips. I'm a single parent and cannot afford an eyelift. I feel I look much older than 45. I would like a filler to lift the eye area and brow, and get rid of the bags and dark circles. What would be recommended?
April 21, 2020
Answer: Eyelid tightening One of the effective ways to achieve tightening without surgery is CHEMICAL PEELING. It us an in office procedure that takes 15-30 minutes, and usually the downtime is about a week. Another option is fractional CO2 laser. Fillers may be needed, only if there is hollowness at the lid-cheek junction
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April 21, 2020
Answer: Eyelid tightening One of the effective ways to achieve tightening without surgery is CHEMICAL PEELING. It us an in office procedure that takes 15-30 minutes, and usually the downtime is about a week. Another option is fractional CO2 laser. Fillers may be needed, only if there is hollowness at the lid-cheek junction
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April 20, 2020
Answer: Tighten upper eyelids without surgery Ways to tighten this area without surgery or breaking the skin would include radiofrequency such as mutlipolar Venus Legacy. This tightens tissue non-invasively and is usually a series of 5-8 sessions and then periodic maintenance. Ablative therapies can include CO2 fractionated, ablative Radiofrequency pins, and Plasma therapy (still limited white papers/publications). These cause tightening through dermal heat and tissue destruction with subsequent healing response. A longer term filler could be considered for the tissue loss areas such as the tear trough regions but this involves a needle or cannula into the skin.
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April 20, 2020
Answer: Tighten upper eyelids without surgery Ways to tighten this area without surgery or breaking the skin would include radiofrequency such as mutlipolar Venus Legacy. This tightens tissue non-invasively and is usually a series of 5-8 sessions and then periodic maintenance. Ablative therapies can include CO2 fractionated, ablative Radiofrequency pins, and Plasma therapy (still limited white papers/publications). These cause tightening through dermal heat and tissue destruction with subsequent healing response. A longer term filler could be considered for the tissue loss areas such as the tear trough regions but this involves a needle or cannula into the skin.
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