I’ve been getting fillers for a few months now slowly building up my lips, and I’m finding that no matter how much they’re supposedly putting in my lips (we’ve tried multiple diff products, and I’ve gotten a total of 3.5 syringes) after two weeks I keep returning to my original natural lip size and having to go back. I’ve gotten fillers in my chin/cheek before that have lasted so it’s not just my body’s metabolism- should I suspect that the product is being watered down? What should I do?
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Very complex in reality as there are multiple causes of vertical and horizontal lip lines. Majority are static wrinkles, meaning wrinkles at rest. The Gold Standard is to test for any element of dynamic wrinkles, namely wrinkle when you 'pucker'- most patient will have an element of this. OK,...
Firstly, I think that you look fine the way that you are. Nobody exactly same on both sides. However, idf this line bothers you something like Retylsne Defyne can be used to try to fill it. My biggest problem with this line is that as soon as I fill it the patient makes a smile to test it and ...
Hello, and thank you for your question. Dermal fillers can be used in many ways for facial rejuvenation. Injecting filler and Botox into the masseter muscle can change the appearance of one's jawline. To achieve a more heart-shaped appearance, I suggest an in-office consultation with a...