I have 2 very differing opinions. PS #1 suggested 1cc Restylane split between tear troughs for dark circles, & 1.5cc Radiesse to lift cheeks & soften NL folds. PS #2 suggested 1cc per eye Restylane for tear troughs & THREE 1.5cc syringes of Radiesse to lift cheeks & soften NL folds. This seems a large disparity so here I am. I don't expect to look 18 again, just want to lighten dark circles & soften the NL folds. Which suggestion seems more reasonable? Thank you!
May 24, 2018
Answer: Radiesse and Restylane Although your photos are slightly overexposed one can see some volume loss in your tear troughs that is frequently the major cause of the "dark circles". Restylane is a good choice for the area.Your question about the number of syringes - whoever suggested 2 syringes of Restylane and 3 syringes of Radiesse does not have your well being in mind! 1 syringe of each is more than enough to address your concerns. Besides, you can always add more if needed; if too much of Radiesse is injected it cannot be removed or dissolved. Always stay natural, avoid looking done. Stick to your first PS! Good luck!
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May 24, 2018
Answer: Radiesse and Restylane Although your photos are slightly overexposed one can see some volume loss in your tear troughs that is frequently the major cause of the "dark circles". Restylane is a good choice for the area.Your question about the number of syringes - whoever suggested 2 syringes of Restylane and 3 syringes of Radiesse does not have your well being in mind! 1 syringe of each is more than enough to address your concerns. Besides, you can always add more if needed; if too much of Radiesse is injected it cannot be removed or dissolved. Always stay natural, avoid looking done. Stick to your first PS! Good luck!
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May 24, 2018
Answer: Tear trough and dark circles Injection into the tear trough will help the indentation but probably have no effect on the dark circles. there is a product for the dark circles containing vitamin A and K which is effective. as far as the cheeks are concerned i would start with the smaller amount and see if that gives what you want as you can always get more
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May 24, 2018
Answer: Tear trough and dark circles Injection into the tear trough will help the indentation but probably have no effect on the dark circles. there is a product for the dark circles containing vitamin A and K which is effective. as far as the cheeks are concerned i would start with the smaller amount and see if that gives what you want as you can always get more
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