How likely is it that outer orbital rim filler will migrate?

The photos provided suggest volume deficit in the cheeks. Since the upper cheeks are a major support to both the under-eyes, as well as lift to the lower cheeks/smile lines region, simply using a robust HA filler for the cheeks would not only create a more ideal, feminine, heart-shaped, oval...

It appears that the edges around the scar are raised. The treatment of this would largely be dependent upon the type of filler that was used. If it is a temporary filler, perhaps it could be dissolved. Sometimes light electrodesiccation around the perimeter of the scar can lead to a less...

For volume loss in the temple area, both Sculptra and Juvederm Voluma are excellent options. Sculptra is a biostimulator that stimulates collagen production over time, offering gradual, natural volume restoration. It works well for restoring deeper volume loss and provides a long-lasting, subtle...

Thank you for your question. In general, having a HIDA (Hepatobiliary Iminodiacetic Acid) scan a week after receiving dermal fillers should not pose any issues. Dermal fillers are typically localized treatments and do not usually interfere with systemic imaging studies such as a HIDA scan. The...

The short answer to your question is YES. HA dermal fillers have been used for years by experienced filler injectors for contouring cheeks, Improving under-eye hollows and tear troughs and for elevating and smoothing smile lines. Possibly two syringes of a robust HA volumizing filler would be...