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Age 44, Potenza - is it ok with fillers & will it help with cheek laxity?

May 28, 2022
Asked By:Ginger_Snap123 in Montréal, Québec, Canada

I have Voluma, Volift, Volbella (cheeks, chin, lips, small amounts). Last injection= 1 month ago. Is it safe to have Potenza treatment? Will it dissolve/shift any filler? Is lip filler safe if smile lines are treated? I’m 44 with laxity causing bunching at face sides (along cheekbones + next to mouth/chin) when smiling. Would also like to tighten jaw, neck + brow area. Surgeon says I don’t yet need facelift. Is Potenza a good choice? Have heard stories of fat loss with RF + nervous about it.

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