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Based on what you circled, there appears to be two vertical ridges next to the corners of your mouth on both sides. The cause of this is unclear, and it may just be a normal natural part of your face. I suspect that fillers could make ridges like this worse. Digital photos rarely tell the whole story, so please consider Consulting with a reputable facial plastic surgeon for advice moving forward if this is bothering you significantly. I hope this helps! Sincerely, Dr Joseph
Yes, dermal fillers are one of the best options for reducing these lines, which are commonly called marionette lines. Because marionette lines tend to form deep crevices in the skin, we commonly recommend Juvéderm Ultra or Juvéderm Ultra XC, which are both designed to reach deeply into the dermal tissue.Juvéderm Ultra XC (which includes lidocaine for a more comfortable injection) is an ideal formula for mild to moderate nasolabial folds, as it is lighter weight and sits higher in the dermal layers; while Juvéderm Ultra is designed to reach deeper into the dermal tissue, making it a great option for more major results on marionette lines. We hope this helps!
Dermal fillers are a great tool to soften the appearance of folds and improve facial contours. You may also benefit from Morpheus8 treatments to improve overall skin tone and texture. See an expert injector near you for evaluation and treatment.
Hello, it's possible that the bulge you are seeing is due to filler in the "wrong place" or migrated filler. It may just also be some skin laxity near your nasolabial fold looking like a bulge. It can be hard for us to assess from just one photo. I would get a second opinion from an experienced...
From your submitted photo you appear to be a good candidate for treatment. HA fillers are a common and very effective tool used to soften the appearance of nasolabial folds. The treatment is done in the office and the results last approximately a year depending on the selected filler. Be sure...
These "dents" appear to be related to hypertrophy of your corrugator muscles. I would first try aggressive treatment of this with neurotoxin as filler in this area can be risky. If you do not get the results you are looking for after some time (may take a year or more), then you could see if...