I am considering Voluma to address my smile lines and under eye area. Is pillow face avoidable with just not overfilling? Or is it the injection site that makes filler look off? I have a trusted provider in mind. However, I am terrified of looking like I have pillow face or chipmunk cheeks. I am not concerned with my provider using too much, it's more of a fear of looking weird after.
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Restylane Lyft and Voluma are both good HA fillers for the cheek area. Your injector may prefer one over the other but both are good options. Sculptra can help with cheek volume and it gives longer lasting results. However the final result will take longer to develop. I've included a video...
There are no clinical studies on that.
The options are :
-More Hyaluronidase
-5 FU
-Steroids
-Antibitoics
There are also some anecdotal reports about RF microneedling helping to dissolve threads and stubborn fillers. You might consider it as well. The worst that can happen is that you...
Hi, I’m Lauren, the aesthetic injector here at Colorado Plastic Surgery Center. Yes, Voluma can often help lift the lower face to some extent. When placed strategically, Voluma helps restore lost volume in the cheeks and reinforces facial structure, which can provide a subtle lift to the lower f...