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Hi @sagesmith. Thank you for sharing your photo. I would recommend a retinol based eye cream for these fine lines around your eyes. Best of luck,Dr. Nima
A small amount of Botox can be placed in these areas to prevent further progression. I agree that Rentin A and other retinol based eye creams would be very beneficial in this area as well.
These are very fine lines around your eyes, which are normal due to squinting and smiling. I would not categorize them as crows feet, which are typically deeper static lines around the eyes. For your very superficial lines I would recommend a retinol based eye cream, which works well on the fine lines. I would recommend you see a board certified dermatologist in your area for a consult.
Nasolabial folds are the smile lines that look like parenthesis on the side of the mouth extending up towards the nose,. It is normal to have them.
Your forehead movement should be assessed by a cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon. It would be very simple to try a small amount of Botox to lower your right eyebrow.
Hi, a dermal filler should be fine but I would avoid having Radiesse (calcium based dermal filler)in the face if you are going to have a head or face CT. Radiesse will setup a signal, wherever injected, on the CT scan. Hope this helps.
Great Questions, it sounds like the lines you are referring to is what we often call the "bunny lines" that develop from the scrunching of the nose. These do great with dysport or Botox injections. I would recommend you get a consult with a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist in...
Hi @hambino! Most facial filler products that are injected into this area should ideally be placed in the tissue plane directly on top of the bone, or at least underneath the eyelid muscle layer. If a facial filler product is placed too superficial in the skin, or on top of the muscle layer, the...
This typically needs lasers and fillers with needling in PRP in our practice. I suggest a formal consult to see what would be best for your skin type. Best, Dr. Emer.
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