Is it possible to add HA filler to the ankle area? (Photo)

First, I want to emphasize that we do not see anything unattractive in your photo. We understand the curiosity about enhancing your appearance to achieve a more refined, sculpted look like you see in the filter. Yes, it is possible to achieve a similar effect with a combination of treatments....

Thank you for your question—facial asymmetry is very common, and it’s something I see often in practice. No face is perfectly symmetrical, but when the imbalance becomes noticeable to you, it’s reasonable to explore options to improve harmony and balance. For many patients, dermal fillers are t...

There is ongoing debate among physicians regarding the use of fillers for nasolabial folds, largely due to differences in training, experience, and individual patient factors. High-quality evidence, including systematic reviews and meta-analyses, demonstrates that hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers...

Thank you for sharing your concerns—what you’re describing is something I see in patients who’ve had multiple filler treatments over a period of time. First, it’s important to know that most non-permanent fillers are eventually broken down by the body, and they do not cause permanent volume ...

It’s understandable to be concerned, especially since the redness and bruising haven’t fully resolved by day 5. After Rejuran injections, mild swelling, redness, and bruising are common and usually improve within a few days, but in some cases—especially if your skin is sensitive or bruis...

I'm sorry to hear about your experience with the Kenalog shot. Corticosteroid injections like Kenalog can sometimes lead to skin atrophy, resulting in a noticeable dent or divot. Here are some steps you might consider: Consult a Specialist: Seek advice from a board-certified dermatologist or a...