I’m thinking you might mean Artefill even though you wrote Arteform?? If I’m mistaken, please write again. Artefill is a terrible idea in general and especially under the eyes. It...
Generally the silicone, both the implants and the injectible forms, are placed quite deeply. Below the dermis or in the deep dermis. Depending on the laser, the level of would...
You bring up two good issues. Was a good job done? And, was the value for the money there? Let’s face it……..this stuff is expensive and the responsiblity is with...
Generally, I ask my patients to wait 7-10 days before calling our office. This is because there is a some natural evolution of the product for about a week. 3...
Yes, a little with certain fillers. This requires some skill. Some of the better cosmetic dermatologists are good at it. I think though that a facial plastics ENT (ear, nose...
You bring up several good issues. On the longevity issue, you are not alone in that fat transfer (while we all love the idea) is just not very predictable still. ...
Yes! FDA approved fillers can be used safely indefinately as long as you don’t have an individual adverse reaction to them (these are rare). I’m not sure I’ve ever had a request...
I really have to say yes and no. The eye area is not FDA approved for any filler to my knowledge although it’s often done as an "off-label" use. This is a tricky area and my concern...
Good question. There are no studies that I have seen on this. But from talking to some of my collegues and my experience, here’s what I’d recommend. There doesn’t seem...
Marie – This varies quite a bit by area and country. In the United States, the range is usually $450-800 per syringe. Areas like New York and Los Angeles tend...
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