Could I get by with 1 syringe for my cheek wrinkles? (Photo)

Thank you for the question!It is frequently asked: how to fix accordion lines? I would recommend evaluating the whole face: address a medial cheek ( it started sagging down a little), lift the nasolabial fold by injecting the pyriform aperture, using high G prime fillers ( I like to use Restylane Lyft or Defyne).It will lift the area of concern and would require less volume to fix accordion lines using Volbella or Restylane Refyne. The alternative approach would be a fern technique ( using Restylane). The choice of dermal filler will depend on provider-injector choices, and quantity will depend on the client"s affordability: plan for 3 or 4 syringes. And most importantly: talk to your trusted provider, develop a plan to maintain your desired look, and get a second opinion. My motto is: two heads are better than one.

These aren’t really facial wrinkles but they are folds created by the muscles when you smile. The main reason as to why this occurs is because as a person ages, they lose significant amount of fat and muscle volume in the face as well as the body. By restoring facial volume with a use of your own fat through fat grafting, you will look considerably more youthful and these “wrinkles” should disappear. With fat grafting, when properly done you will look like yourself but 15 to 20 years younger. The results should be permanent. 1 mL or two or even five cc’s of fillers will not create the improvements you’re looking for. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City plastic surgery