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Thanks for your question. Botox and fillers can be used to improve the appearance of wrinkles on the face but depends on factors such as skin laxity... You need to an in-person consultation to assess what procedures are necessary given your aesthetic goals. All the best,Dr. ResultsMiami, FL
I suggest seeing a cosmetic dermatologist with experience for a facial rejuvenation consultation. CO2 resurfacing would likely help you most and then fillers and other lasers and microneedling to maintain the results. Best, Dr. Emer.
Thank you for your question. There are many options, both minimally invasive and surgically, to help with facial rejuvenation. Though an in-person examination would be best to help guide therapy based on what is taking place, as well as your expected results, a good skin care regimen is a good starting point, with incorporation of an excellent sunblock. Further treatment options include a wrinkle relaxer like Botox, dermal fillers, chemical peels, and laser treatments. Surgically forehead and brow lifts, as well as facelifts, can all be possible options. See a board certified plastic surgeon who can help walk you through a ladder of possible options from least invasive to most invasive to help you reach your goals
If your wrinkles are deep, facelift is the best answer. You can try a fractional laser as well but it may not work as well on the deep wrinkles.
Asymmetries of the face become more apparent as you get older and often have a basis in the bony asymmetry of the face and bone resorption in the lower outer orbit and maxilla. Hardly anyone has a symmetrical face. External factors such as long distance driving (left side face in sun if in USA of mainline Europe) and sleeping position.There is no need to have a surgical face lift. An oculoplastic surgeon can assess your face and peri-ocular area and advise on careful use of hyaluronic acid gel fillers to help correct the asymmetries of volume and deep wrinkles. Jane OlverOculoplastic Surgeon, Clinica LOndon, LOndon