There’s a lot of talk about making dermal fillers last as long as possible. When administered by a skilled and experienced provider, these injectables offer flattering results that most patients wish were permanent. But what if you find yourself in the opposite boat and want your filler to go away fast? You might be able […]
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BOTOX® Cosmetic is the most famous name in the game, but that doesn’t mean it’s the only injectable treatment of its kind. Xeomin®, Dysport®, and Jeuveau® have been available for years. Now, there’s a new contender vying for a spot in your anti-aging regimen: Daxxify®. What is Daxxify? Daxxify (daxibotulinumtoxinA-lanm) belongs to a family of injectables known
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Smoker’s lines are those skinny vertical wrinkles that form between your upper lip and nose. Not only are they very difficult to conceal, but they can also funnel your carefully-applied lipstick away into their crevices. This frustrating trait earned them the nickname lipstick lines. Fortunately, a quick injection of dermal filler will smooth them out, so you
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If asked what makes someone look youthful, you might list features such as smooth skin, full lips, and a defined jawline. However, you probably wouldn’t offer up the term Ogee Curve. Originally used in architecture, it describes a double curve that resembles the letter S. You can also find this curve in a youthful face
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Patients who are new to dermal fillers have to navigate a lot of misconceptions. You may have already learned that they won’t ruin your skin, look unnatural, or require much downtime when the treatment is performed by an experienced physician. But you’re still not sure if you’ll be able to feel the filler in your
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Noses get all the attention when it comes to how our profiles look. However, a well-proportioned chin can have just as big of an impact. If you can’t draw a straight vertical line between the forward-most points of your lower lip and chin, then you might have a weak or recessed chin. Fortunately, fillers like
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Tear trough filler has gained a lot of attention recently. The injectable treatment uses dermal fillers to add volume below the eyes. It smooths under-eye hollows and targets those deep, shadow-casting creases for an instantly revitalized look. If you’re thinking about booking an appointment and kicking your concealer to the curb, here are four things you should know first:
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Sagging eyelids are a sign of growing older that receive less attention than wrinkles. Yet their impact on your appearance can be significant. Acquired ptosis — which often occurs when the muscles in your eyelid stretch and weaken over time — creates a tired and aged appearance. It used to be that you had to
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It’s no secret that contoured jawlines are very flattering. After all, the right amount of definition in your lower face can make you look younger, slimmer, and healthier. Whether you’ve recently wanted a more perfect jawline or always struggled with your facial structure, these treatments can help. Dermal Filler Jawline Injections Injecting dermal fillers directly
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Dermal fillers are essential tools used to combat facial aging. They are often combined with neuromodulators, energy-based devices, and skincare as part of comprehensive treatment plans. However, there is some truth to that old saying. You can have too much of a good thing. Why Some Filler Results Look Unnatural Dermal fillers can provide subtle enhancements
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