Thank you for your question. I think you would benefit from bellafill. However, this filler is for atrophic acne scars and nasolabial folds. This is a 5 year FDA approved filler. It is hard to recommend exactly what fillers because I do not know what areas you are trying to treat. If it is fullness in the cheeks you are looking for, I do agree considering a cheek or lip implant for a more permanent result. Best of luck!
Dhaval M. Patel
Double board certified
Plastic surgeon
Hoffman Estates
Barrington
Oakbrook
Chicago
Filler won't last in my face. I have tried every single kind. Help
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Thank you for your question. I think you would benefit from bellafill. However, this filler is for atrophic acne scars and nasolabial folds. This is a 5 year FDA approved filler. It is hard to recommend exactly what fillers because I do not know what areas you are trying to treat. If it is fullness in the cheeks you are looking for, I do agree considering a cheek or lip implant for a more permanent result. Best of luck!
Dhaval M. Patel
Double board certified
Plastic surgeon
Hoffman Estates
Barrington
Oakbrook
Chicago
Dhaval M. Patel
Double board certified
Plastic surgeon
Hoffman Estates
Barrington
Oakbrook
Chicago
It would help knowing what your are trying to accomplish. If you're looking to shape the cheeks, chin or lips, perhaps it's time to consider implants for a permanent enhancement. I have used facial and lip implants for over 25 years and find them safe, reliable and highly effective. IMHO, fat transfer (although popular) does not have the reliability of implants. Similarly, permanent fillers including silicone can migrate and cause other serious, unwanted side effects that a simple goolge search would reveal. Hope this helps.
Web reference: http://www.beverlyhills-plasticsurgery.com/dermal-fillers/
It would help knowing what your are trying to accomplish. If you're looking to shape the cheeks, chin or lips, perhaps it's time to consider implants for a permanent enhancement. I have used facial and lip implants for over 25 years and find them safe, reliable and highly effective. IMHO, fat transfer (although popular) does not have the reliability of implants. Similarly, permanent fillers including silicone can migrate and cause other serious, unwanted side effects that a simple goolge search would reveal. Hope this helps.
Learn more: http://www.beverlyhills-plasticsurgery.com/dermal-fillers/
you likely need something more permanent like fat or silicone. I suggest seeing a cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon who does a lot of these treatments. Best, Dr. Emer.
you likely need something more permanent like fat or silicone. I suggest seeing a cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon who does a lot of these treatments. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Mrscookie1234 Thank you for the question. A complete consultation is necessary in order to determine your best course of action. There are multiple reasons why filler has not lasted as longer as you would like:
- Not enough filler has been placed. Most people only have 1-3 syringes of filler placed. This is less than half a teaspoon of volume. Most people lose a full teaspoon of volume annually from the age of 30 on.
- The wrong filler is placed. While I love the absorbable fillers you need to place the correct volume to get longevity ( more than 100 syringes) Please google YLIFT.
- Long term fillers can be utlized. Bellafill is a great long term filler. The first one to complete studies showing it lasts at least 5 years. You must find a cosmetic doctor who is proficient in placement.
- The skill set of the injector. Just because someone injects does not mean they are skilled. Look for someone who teaches for the filler companies. Would you go to get your hair done by anyone, just because they own a comb and scissors?
- You work out like crazy and have unbelievable metabolism. congratulations but maybe your are breaking down the filler faster or your own body fat?
- You have not tried your own body fat. Be careful again it depends upon the techniques used and skill set.
Web reference: http://www.accentscosmeticsurgery.com/services/bellafill/
Mrscookie1234 Thank you for the question. A complete consultation is necessary in order to determine your best course of action. There are multiple reasons why filler has not lasted as longer as you would like:
- Not enough filler has been placed. Most people only have 1-3 syringes of filler placed. This is less than half a teaspoon of volume. Most people lose a full teaspoon of volume annually from the age of 30 on.
- The wrong filler is placed. While I love the absorbable fillers you need to place the correct volume to get longevity ( more than 100 syringes) Please google YLIFT.
- Long term fillers can be utlized. Bellafill is a great long term filler. The first one to complete studies showing it lasts at least 5 years. You must find a cosmetic doctor who is proficient in placement.
- The skill set of the injector. Just because someone injects does not mean they are skilled. Look for someone who teaches for the filler companies. Would you go to get your hair done by anyone, just because they own a comb and scissors?
- You work out like crazy and have unbelievable metabolism. congratulations but maybe your are breaking down the filler faster or your own body fat?
- You have not tried your own body fat. Be careful again it depends upon the techniques used and skill set.
Learn more: http://www.accentscosmeticsurgery.com/services/bellafill/
We don't have any information about you such as your age or even the areas you are having injected or a picture to offer a relevant response. You may consider facial implants.
We don't have any information about you such as your age or even the areas you are having injected or a picture to offer a relevant response. You may consider facial implants.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.
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