I get Botox in forehead and crows feet however this is when I smile. 30's thin face, avid gym go'er. I've tried getting Botox to correct this area to no success. I also use tretinoin. I sleep on my right side and don't see that changing (Lol). I don't like the puffy filler look at ALL. So I'm curious as on what to do... or skin pen? I research a lot! Thx!
Answer: Smile Lines Hello! My name is Jessica, I am a physician assistant, and one of the providers at Aesthetic Skin in Winnetka and Chicago. This is a great question. If you're looking to address smile lines without the puffy look associated with fillers, there are several options to consider. For smile lines, a small amount of Botox can sometimes help relax the muscles around the area, but it sounds like you've experienced limited success with this. In addition to Botox, you might consider treatments like SkinPen (microneedling), which can improve skin texture and stimulate collagen production, helping to soften the appearance of smile lines over time. Combining microneedling with your existing tretinoin regimen can enhance results, as tretinoin promotes skin renewal and can further improve overall skin quality. Another option could be chemical peels or laser treatments, which can help with texture and firmness without adding volume. Since you prefer to avoid a puffy appearance, these methods might align better with your aesthetic goals. I hope this helps and best of luck!
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Answer: Smile Lines Hello! My name is Jessica, I am a physician assistant, and one of the providers at Aesthetic Skin in Winnetka and Chicago. This is a great question. If you're looking to address smile lines without the puffy look associated with fillers, there are several options to consider. For smile lines, a small amount of Botox can sometimes help relax the muscles around the area, but it sounds like you've experienced limited success with this. In addition to Botox, you might consider treatments like SkinPen (microneedling), which can improve skin texture and stimulate collagen production, helping to soften the appearance of smile lines over time. Combining microneedling with your existing tretinoin regimen can enhance results, as tretinoin promotes skin renewal and can further improve overall skin quality. Another option could be chemical peels or laser treatments, which can help with texture and firmness without adding volume. Since you prefer to avoid a puffy appearance, these methods might align better with your aesthetic goals. I hope this helps and best of luck!
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Answer: What to do?? Hi, since you are an avid gym go’er, and are 30 years old, I would recommend starting with microneedling. It has just came out in published studies to increase collagen production dramatically with a series of treatments. With that being said, if your skin is feeling thin and crepey, Sculptra would be an option. If it is your smile lines that bother you, start with microneedling.
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Answer: What to do?? Hi, since you are an avid gym go’er, and are 30 years old, I would recommend starting with microneedling. It has just came out in published studies to increase collagen production dramatically with a series of treatments. With that being said, if your skin is feeling thin and crepey, Sculptra would be an option. If it is your smile lines that bother you, start with microneedling.
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September 30, 2024
Answer: Regenerative aesthetics Thank you for your thoughtful question. I’m glad that you are thinking about regenerative options especially in your 30s when you will respond very well! This area will definitely respond well to Skin Pen with PRP or exosomes. I would add a daily high dose collagen supplement such as Whole Body Collagen from Designs for Health. You want to wear high quality sunscreen every single day! Also protect your skin with antioxidants! This area can also be treated well with different laser treatment options both ablative and non ablative depending on your down time commitment. Good luck on your aesthetic journey! This above is for entertainment purposes only and not medical advice.
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September 30, 2024
Answer: Regenerative aesthetics Thank you for your thoughtful question. I’m glad that you are thinking about regenerative options especially in your 30s when you will respond very well! This area will definitely respond well to Skin Pen with PRP or exosomes. I would add a daily high dose collagen supplement such as Whole Body Collagen from Designs for Health. You want to wear high quality sunscreen every single day! Also protect your skin with antioxidants! This area can also be treated well with different laser treatment options both ablative and non ablative depending on your down time commitment. Good luck on your aesthetic journey! This above is for entertainment purposes only and not medical advice.
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September 30, 2024
Answer: Treating a very thin face. The absolutely best way to add more volume to a thin face is by means of fat grafting. As long as fat grafting is done by an expert in fat grafting techniques, Plastic Surgeon, the result should be extremely natural and practically permanent. At the same time if you really have no fat available for fat grafting, then using Sculptra would be the next best step. I hope this helps and good luck from Leonard Grossman, M. D. organic Plastic Surgery in New York city.
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September 30, 2024
Answer: Treating a very thin face. The absolutely best way to add more volume to a thin face is by means of fat grafting. As long as fat grafting is done by an expert in fat grafting techniques, Plastic Surgeon, the result should be extremely natural and practically permanent. At the same time if you really have no fat available for fat grafting, then using Sculptra would be the next best step. I hope this helps and good luck from Leonard Grossman, M. D. organic Plastic Surgery in New York city.
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