I'm looking to have my celft chin reduced with Restylane injections. I was wondering if half a syringe will be enough to reduce it? Or do I need a full syringe?
June 18, 2013
Answer: #chincleft
I would suggest a minimally invasive surgery to release the cleft followed by either fat grafting or Radiesse. Restylene would be fine too but it wont last very long and might cost you more in the long run. whatever you do chose your doctor wisely. its not a commonly performed procedure and I wouldn't base my decision on short term and cheaper fixes
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June 18, 2013
Answer: #chincleft
I would suggest a minimally invasive surgery to release the cleft followed by either fat grafting or Radiesse. Restylene would be fine too but it wont last very long and might cost you more in the long run. whatever you do chose your doctor wisely. its not a commonly performed procedure and I wouldn't base my decision on short term and cheaper fixes
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June 17, 2013
Answer: Best Filler for Cleft Chin
Hi Julie,
Radiesse is the best filler in the area of the chin. It lasts the longest of available fillers that are not permanent. You may need anywhere from 0.8 to 1.5 cc of filler, likely on the lower side. It should cost around $495 to $695 depending on how much filler is used. Most important, choose your injecting physician most carefully and make sure of their artistic vision before trusting your pretty face to their work. Good luck and be well.
Dr. P
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June 17, 2013
Answer: Best Filler for Cleft Chin
Hi Julie,
Radiesse is the best filler in the area of the chin. It lasts the longest of available fillers that are not permanent. You may need anywhere from 0.8 to 1.5 cc of filler, likely on the lower side. It should cost around $495 to $695 depending on how much filler is used. Most important, choose your injecting physician most carefully and make sure of their artistic vision before trusting your pretty face to their work. Good luck and be well.
Dr. P
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