I am a 36 y/o female living in NYC with some hollowing/creasing/ wrinkling under my eyes and some crows feet that are prominent when I smile. I am considering a combination of restylane to the tear troughs and botox. Would I have good results with this approach based on my pictures? The first pic is of my eyes with a large smile; and the second is my face at rest. Thanks in advance.
May 21, 2014
Answer: Belotero Balance Works Well For Tear Troughs And Botox Works Well For Crow's Feet Lines Belotero Balance is an injectable hyaluronic acid filler product, like Restylane. However, unlike the latter its manufacturing process differs so that the final product has little to no chance of causing the unwanted bluish discoloration, known as the Tyndall Effect, when the product is injected superficially--as it has to be in the very thin, delicate tear trough region. I have used diluted Restylane in the past for this purpose, but have found Belotero to yield consistently gratifying results in this area.Botox for treating crow's feet lines on the sides of the eyes is a tried and true method for dealing with this problem. I have been treating this region successfully with it since 1992, about a year after I began injecting the glabella "frown" lines between the eyes. In all that time, I have found that after injecting the crow's feet region with Botox on a regular basis, the intervals between re-treatments lengthens and sometimes even the amount used per treatment session decreases. All this suggests that beginning early, in a person's thirties, is a good time to start. Consultation with a board certified aesthetic core physician with extensive experience and expertise in treating the eye unit with fillers and neurotoxins is strongly advised.
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May 21, 2014
Answer: Belotero Balance Works Well For Tear Troughs And Botox Works Well For Crow's Feet Lines Belotero Balance is an injectable hyaluronic acid filler product, like Restylane. However, unlike the latter its manufacturing process differs so that the final product has little to no chance of causing the unwanted bluish discoloration, known as the Tyndall Effect, when the product is injected superficially--as it has to be in the very thin, delicate tear trough region. I have used diluted Restylane in the past for this purpose, but have found Belotero to yield consistently gratifying results in this area.Botox for treating crow's feet lines on the sides of the eyes is a tried and true method for dealing with this problem. I have been treating this region successfully with it since 1992, about a year after I began injecting the glabella "frown" lines between the eyes. In all that time, I have found that after injecting the crow's feet region with Botox on a regular basis, the intervals between re-treatments lengthens and sometimes even the amount used per treatment session decreases. All this suggests that beginning early, in a person's thirties, is a good time to start. Consultation with a board certified aesthetic core physician with extensive experience and expertise in treating the eye unit with fillers and neurotoxins is strongly advised.
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May 19, 2014
Answer: Botox (Dysport) and Restylane for Eyes Hi Rech. Yes, you are a good candidate for both Botox (or Dysport) and Restylane. Botox (Dysport) would smooth the crow's feet when you smile and Restylane can help with the volume loss under the eyes. Both are meant to help you improve your appearance rather than remove wrinkles completely. Good luck.
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May 19, 2014
Answer: Botox (Dysport) and Restylane for Eyes Hi Rech. Yes, you are a good candidate for both Botox (or Dysport) and Restylane. Botox (Dysport) would smooth the crow's feet when you smile and Restylane can help with the volume loss under the eyes. Both are meant to help you improve your appearance rather than remove wrinkles completely. Good luck.
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May 18, 2014
Answer: Filler and Botox for you? As you can see from the previous answers, fillers and botox can do a very nice job in helping the things you are complaining about. However, to see if it is the best for you, you need an in-person consultation so we can she you up-close and see how your face moves with expression. Make sure to see a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist with extensive filler and toxin experience.
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May 18, 2014
Answer: Filler and Botox for you? As you can see from the previous answers, fillers and botox can do a very nice job in helping the things you are complaining about. However, to see if it is the best for you, you need an in-person consultation so we can she you up-close and see how your face moves with expression. Make sure to see a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist with extensive filler and toxin experience.
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