Do fillers cause you to look older in the long term?
azface1Sep 20, 2018
I've read conflicting answers. I'm specifically interested in fillers for under-eye hallows and cheeks. I recently had my first treatment at age 40, with a touch up two weeks later. I am happy with the mild improvement. Between both treatments, 3 total syringes were used. ( Restylane regular and lift) Is it better to continue a maintenance like this especially if I'm not interested in invasive procedures in the future? Or will fillers make my wrinkles or my face age faster in the long term.
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