Natural beauty = The right doctor + The right type of filler + The right amount.
Ladies, if you're worried about problems with your fillers after getting them done elsewhere—whether it's lumps, misshapen, unnatural-looking, or a lack of confidence—we understand your anxieties perfectly. Because "Every problem has a solution. You just have to be brave enough to find it." Consulting a specialist doctor is the best solution to help you regain your beauty and confidence.
Video review of filler dissolution.
Filler problems can be solved through both dissolving injections and scraping.
When problems arise from filler injections, there are two main methods to resolve them: "filler dissolving injection" and "filler removal," each with different indications and procedures.
- What is filler dissolution injection, and who is it suitable for?
Filler dissolution injections use the enzyme hyaluronidase (HYAL) to break down hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers injected into the body. The enzyme reduces water and fat retention and disrupts the filler's adhesion, causing the filler molecules to break down into water and other substances that the body can safely absorb and eliminate.
This method is suitable for those with filler lumps, unnatural results, those wanting to correct facial features, or those experiencing allergic reactions to genuine fillers such as swelling, redness, and itching. - What is filler removal? When is the best time to do it?
Filler removal is a medical procedure aimed at physically removing fillers from under the skin. It's usually performed when fillers cause problems such as lumps, sagging, inflammation, or infection, or when enzymatic dissolution isn't possible, such as with counterfeit fillers (liquid silicone, paraffin) that the enzyme hyaluronidase cannot break down.
Review of filler dissolution injections.
What are the differences between real and fake fillers, and how can I fix the problem?
Understanding the type of filler being injected is crucial for choosing the appropriate solution.
- Genuine fillers (Hyaluronic Acid) are biodegradable and can be completely dissolved with an injection.
Genuine hyaluronic acid fillers are naturally biodegradable, with the time taking vary depending on the type and brand of filler. For faster dissolution, they can be injected with the enzyme Hyaluronidase, which completely breaks down 100% of the filler and provides quick results. - Beware of fake fillers (liquid silicone, paraffin). They cannot be broken down by enzymes and must be scraped out.
Semi-permanent and permanent fillers, such as liquid silicone or paraffin, are not naturally biodegradable or do not respond to the enzyme hyaluronic acid. If these substances are injected and problems occur, correction usually requires scraping or surgery, and even then, complete removal may not be possible as some may have integrated with internal tissues.
What are some signs that indicate we need to get our fillers corrected?
There are several reasons to consider correcting fillers, which can be categorized as follows:
- What types of symptoms require scraping or injecting fillers to dissolve them?
- Swelling, redness, inflammation, or infection. If the area where filler was injected becomes swollen, red, hot, or infected, it may be due to an allergic reaction to the filler or the filler being of substandard quality.
- Fillers can be hard lumps or not dissolve. If filler clumps together, becomes hard, cannot be smoothed by massage, or sags abnormally, it's a sign that the filler hasn't dissolved naturally or that it's fake.
- Filler migrated to the wrong location. It can cause facial deformities or asymmetry.
- The filler injected was substandard or fake. Even if you don't experience severe symptoms after receiving a fake filler (such as liquid silicone), you should consider corrective action because it can lead to further problems and become more difficult to treat if left untreated.
- The dangers you need to know about fake and substandard fillers.
Injecting counterfeit fillers can have serious consequences for the body, including infections, severe inflammation, severe allergic reactions (anaphylactic shock), blood vessel blockage, scarring, lumps, tissue necrosis, or fibrosis. If there are no symptoms in the early stages, it can be even more dangerous because counterfeit fillers can damage facial structure, cause tumors or foreign growths, and lead to severe infections in the long term. - Why do my fillers end up lumpy or unsightly?
Problems with fillers becoming lumpy or unsightly can stem from various causes.- The doctor lacks experience. Incorrect injection techniques, such as injecting too shallowly in individuals with thin skin, can result in visible filler lumps.
- Choosing the wrong type of filler. Injecting firm fillers into superficial skin areas or areas that move frequently, such as under the eyes or on the lips, may cause lumps to form.
- Using too much filler. Using excessive amounts of filler in a small area can lead to lumps or an unnatural, swollen appearance.
What are some areas that require frequent dissolving injections?
Fillers can be dissolved or scraped out at any point if they are genuine HA (hyaluronic acid) fillers, especially in areas of the face where problems often occur, affecting self-confidence.
- Chin fillers can correct crooked or misshapen chins.
If chin filler is lumpy, hard, or misshapen, causing a crooked, unnatural-looking chin, and cannot be dissolved, it may need to be scraped out. - What should I do if my nasal filler has shifted and become lumpy?
Nasal fillers that have been injected incorrectly or have shifted and formed lumps may need to be scraped out before other methods of correction can be used. - Problems with lip fillers: swollen, asymmetrical.
If lip fillers are too large, asymmetrical, or lumpy, they can be dissolved to correct the shape. - How can I fix lumpy, bumpy, uneven under-eye fillers to achieve a beautiful result?
This is the area where filler lumps, nodules, or raised bumps are most commonly found. This may be due to substandard fillers or incorrect injection techniques. Dissolving under-eye fillers with Hyaluronidase enzyme is the simplest and most effective solution. - Fillers for nasolabial folds, temples, and forehead are available if there are any problems that need correction.
If lumps or unnatural-looking results occur, they can be scraped out or dissolved in the nasolabial folds. Scraping or dissolving fillers in the temple and forehead areas is done in cases of lumps, hardening, or counterfeit fillers that cannot be dissolved naturally. The forehead, in particular, requires extreme caution due to the presence of many important blood vessels and nerves. - Orange cheeks and dolly eyes—if they don't look natural, they can be corrected.
Although not a medical term, filler injections in the cheekbone area (or "dolly eyes") that result in lumps or an unnatural look are often similar to problems with under-eye fillers or nasolabial folds. These can be corrected by dissolving or removing the filler, depending on the type of filler and the severity of the condition.
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อ้างอิงข้อมูลคนไข้D' Lovevery Clinic ตั้งแต่ปี 2022-2025Why are these three locations the most frequently targeted for dissolving injections?
These three points are: Upper lip crease, under-eye area, and nasolabial folds. This is the area where our clinic most often receives cases for filler removal/correction from other clinics, mainly for the following reasons:
- Cupid's Bow/Lip Border:
- The desire for clear yet natural shapes: Patients typically want their lips to appear fuller with a clearly defined cupid's bow, while still maintaining a natural look.
- The injection error is evident: If too much is injected, the result is unbalanced, or the technique is poor, it can make the lips look stiff, unnatural, or what is known as "duck lips," which are very easy to notice.
- Mobile fillers: If injected into the wrong layer, the filler may migrate to the area above the upper lip, creating the appearance of a "mustache" or making the lip creases appear shallower and less aesthetically pleasing.
- Under-eye area (Tear Trough/Undereye):
- Skin sensitivity: The skin under the eyes is very thin and delicate, requiring fillers with specific properties and meticulous injection techniques.
- High chance of side effects: If injected into the wrong layer, in excessive amounts, or with unsuitable fillers, it can easily lead to the Tyndall Effect (filler appearing blue/green), lingering swelling, lumps, or an unnatural appearance.
- Requires high expertise: Under-eye injections are one of the most challenging procedures, requiring a high level of anatomical understanding and experience from the physician to achieve smooth and natural-looking results.
- Nasolabial Folds:
- Injections that cause swelling: If too much filler is injected, or if it's injected too superficially, the nasolabial folds may appear puffy, swollen, and unnatural, especially when making facial expressions.
- The desire for natural results: The patient wanted her nasolabial folds to appear shallower but still natural, not to the point where they disappeared completely and the face looked flat or stiff.
- Fillers may clump together: In some cases, the injected filler may clump together, resulting in unevenness or prominent lines in the nasolabial folds (smile lines).
Comparison table of the consequences of leaving fillers and foreign substances in the body.
| case | Authentic filler (Hyaluronic Acid – HA) | Fake liquid substances/fillers (liquid silicone, paraffin) |
|---|---|---|
| As time passed | 100% naturally biodegradable within 1-2 years, leaving no residue. | It doesn't break down; it remains in the body for life. |
| Effects on the skin | A slight sagging may occur due to gravity as it nears complete disintegration, but this will not damage the original tissue. | – It can drip to other areas, distorting the facial shape. – Forms hard lumps and has a rough texture. – Scar tissue forms, causing tissue deformation. |
| inflammation | The chance of inflammation is very low if the injection is administered by a specialist using standardized products. | – Chronic inflammation can occur at any time. – It may become severely infected and develop pus. – The skin at the injection site changes color (red, dark). |
| Treatment/Correction | It can be broken down with the enzyme Hyaluronidase. Results are visible within 24-72 hours, and new filler injections can be administered immediately. | It cannot be dissolved by injection. Treatment is limited to... - Surgical curettage: Which cannot be completely removed and risks damaging normal tissue. - Using lasers: To break down some of the components and reduce inflammation. - Steroid injections: To control inflammation. |
| Long-term risks | Highly safe, with no long-term risks once it has completely decomposed. | – Increases the risk of developing malignant tumors or cancer in the future. – Permanent facial disfigurement. – Chronic inflammation that is difficult to control. |
What is "lost" when correcting botched fillers.
| Types of loss | Things to face |
|---|---|
| 1. Confidence | – I'm worried about my facial features being misshapen or unnatural. – They avoid eye contact with people, dislike having their pictures taken, or looking in the mirror. – This leads to accumulated stress and distress. |
| 2. Time | – Time spent searching for information and clinics to resolve the issue. - Time that needs to be taken off from work to see a doctor and receive treatment. – Recovery time and waiting period for tissue regeneration (may take months/years). |
| 3. Money | – Unplanned expenses such as blood thinning injections or laser treatments. – Significantly higher costs if surgical removal is required. – Cost of treating complications (inflammation, infection) – Cost of filler for subsequent corrective injections. |
| 4. Opportunity | – Missed out on important opportunities in both personal and professional life. – Socializing and building relationships with others has become difficult. – Losing the simple joys of everyday life. |
| 5. Body Tissue (Healthy Tissue) | – (In severe cases/liquid substance) there is a risk of permanent loss of normal tissue from surgical removal. – Scarring may occur, or the skin in the treated area may not be as smooth as before. |
The procedure for correcting fillers: preparation and post-procedure self-care.
Whether it's dissolving or scraping out fillers, the procedure should be performed by a qualified doctor and carefully planned.
- Before having filler dissolved or removed, what should you know and prepare for?
- Assess the problem. The doctor will carefully examine the area where the filler was injected and plan a treatment to address the specific problem.
- Original filler information. You should tell your doctor as much as possible about any fillers you've previously had injected, such as the quantity (in CCs), brand, injection site, how long ago the injections were done, and most importantly, whether the filler was genuine. Having the filler box or a photo of the box will help the doctor assess and plan your treatment more accurately.
- Prepare the injection site. Clean the skin at the injection site to prevent infection.
- Let's look at the process of dissolving filler.
The doctor will inject an appropriate amount of hyaluronic acid enzyme into the desired location to break down the hyaluronic acid filler. - And what about the filler removal process?
Filler removal is a medical procedure that uses specialized techniques and instruments to remove fillers. It is usually performed in cases of counterfeit or non-biodegradable fillers. - Post-filler correction self-care for the best results.
After any corrective procedure, whether it's dissolving or scraping out filler, it's crucial to strictly follow your doctor's instructions to prevent infection and minimize side effects. This includes avoiding touching or pressing the treated area and attending follow-up appointments.
Safety precautions and important information regarding side effects.
Safety is paramount in addressing filler-related issues.
- Is injecting filler dissolving solution safe? Are there any side effects?
Injecting filler dissolving agents is considered a safe procedure when performed by an experienced doctor in a reputable clinic. However, caution should be exercised regarding the use of excessive amounts of dissolving agent, as this can break down existing collagen. Some individuals may experience allergic reactions to the dissolving agent, such as swelling, redness, and itching, in which case they should consult a doctor immediately. - Is filler removal safe? What are the risks we should be aware of?
Filler removal is a safe procedure when performed by a qualified doctor, especially in areas of the face with important blood vessels and nerves. Filler removal must be performed only by experienced specialists to ensure safety and minimize the risk of damage to vital tissues. In some cases, unwanted scarring or wrinkles may occur.
Comparison table: How much will the skin return to its original state "after correction"?
| หัวข้อ | Dissolving genuine HA fillers (HA Filler) | Scraping/Surgical removal (of fluid, fibrous tissue) |
|---|---|---|
| Original skin/tissue condition | It has been restored to almost 100% of its original condition. - The tissue is not damaged because enzymes are used to break down the filler molecules specifically. – The skin will return to how it was before the injection. | It can never return to its original state 100%. – Some healthy tissue is lost along with foreign substances and scar tissue. – High chance of developing uneven, wavy, or pitted skin. |
| Smoothness | The skin will return to its normal smooth state after the swelling from the dissolving injection subsides. | There is a high chance that the skin will become rough, uneven, or calloused due to internal scarring and tissue loss. |
| Feeling (touch) | The tissue will be soft as normal, with no unusual sensation. | You may experience numbness, skin hardening, or decreased sensation in the surgical area. |
| Shape/Volume | The volume will return to its initial state before filler injection. It may appear temporarily thinner if a large amount was previously injected. | The shape will change permanently; a noticeable collapse or indentation may occur in the area where the substance was scraped away. |
| แผลเป็น | No scars. There will only be a small needle mark, which will disappear on its own in 1-3 days. | I have a surgical scar. These scars may be hidden in hard-to-see locations (such as in the mouth or hair), but they are permanent. |
| Recovery period | - Very short: Slight swelling usually subsides in 2-3 days. - Return to normal in 1-2 weeks. You can then apply makeup, live your life normally, and be ready for the next step in your treatment (such as getting new filler injections). | - long: Swelling and bruising may last 1-2 weeks or more. - It took several months. It takes time for the surgical wound to heal and the tissue to fully recover. |
| Summary of results | Restore to original condition: This resets the skin to its initial state, preparing it for further cosmetic corrections. | Damage control: This surgery is to remove foreign objects and stop their spread; it cannot restore the condition to its original state completely. |
Things to know before dissolving fillers.
- How many filler dissolving injections are needed for complete recovery? Can I get repeat injections?
Typically, filler dissolution is achieved within 1-3 sessions, depending on the amount, type of filler, and injection site. Additional dissolution injections may be necessary if the doctor deems it appropriate. - How many days does it take to see results after filler dissolution?
After filler dissolving injection, the enzyme will take effect immediately and continue for up to 48 hours, with noticeable results within 24-72 hours. There may be slight swelling at the injection site, which will disappear on its own within 7 days. - After the filler has been dissolved, when can I get new filler injections?
It is not recommended to have new filler injections immediately. A waiting period of 5-7 days is advised to allow the filler dissolving agent to take effect and the tissue to settle before consulting your doctor about getting new filler injections. - Common misconceptions about self-dissolving fillers, such as applying heat.
The best and fastest way to dissolve fillers is by injecting hyaluronic acid (Hyaluronidase). Self-dissolution of fillers is not possible. The belief that hot compresses help dissolve fillers is unfounded. Hot compresses do not accelerate filler breakdown in most areas of the face, except in areas frequently exposed to heat and with significant movement, such as the mouth, where it may cause breakage slightly faster than expected.
Choosing the right clinic and doctor: How to safely correct filler removal.
For safety and the best possible results, choosing a clinic and expert doctor is extremely important.
- How important are clinic standards and doctors' experience?
Choose a clinic certified by the Ministry of Public Health with sterile and clean equipment. Experienced doctors will be able to accurately assess the medication and injection site, minimizing the risk of side effects. - The importance of using genuine medications and fillers.
To prevent future problems, it is essential to use genuine, FDA-approved Hyaluronidase enzyme fillers. Thorough research is crucial before deciding on filler injections, and choose a reputable clinic that uses only authentic, FDA-approved fillers. Always check and have the doctor open a new box in front of you, verifying the brand name, model, and batch number to ensure it's 100% genuine and new. - Don't forget to check the reviews and credibility of the clinic as well.
You should read reviews from previous users to see the results and satisfaction levels, as well as their responsibility in case of problems.
How much does it cost to dissolve filler?
| Level of problem | Service price |
|---|---|
| Small area, volume not exceeding 1CC, such as the chin. | Starting at 5,000.- |
| Medium-sized areas, no more than 2CC, such as under the eyes and in the nasolabial folds. | Starting at 7,000.- |
| Large areas, such as covering the entire face. | Starting at 10,000.- |
| *Send photos for assessment, or schedule a direct consultation with a doctor for the most accurate assessment. | Free consultation |
| **Receive an additional discount if you have filler refills after dissolving the previous filler.** |
Why choose D' Lovevery Clinic?
Choosing a reputable and trustworthy clinic is of utmost importance. Therefore, we are committed to providing you with the best possible experience in every aspect.
- Private and attentive. No long waits, no crowds, doctors provide detailed, case-by-case consultations, and are not rushed.
- Relaxed and free from pressure. There are no salespeople trying to close sales, and no pressure to buy courses.
- Convenient payment options, choose your preferred method. We offer deposit and installment payment options, including Shopee PayLater and 0% interest installments via credit card.
- Continued care by the same doctor. Follow up directly with the treating physician.
- Genuine reviews from real customers. Includes reviews from real users, not celebrities or influencers.
- Highly experienced and verifiable doctors.
- A standard clinic with convenient transportation. The clinic is certified and has free parking.
- Transparent and verifiable. Fast information, easy to check remaining course balance, all products are FDA approved in Thailand and verifiable.
Please contact us for appointments or further information.
- D' Lovevery Clinic, Paseo Town Ramkhamhaeng Branch Call 064-424-6526
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The doctor knows what you're thinking. You want to drink, just admit it. But the truth is, it's no different.
To make it easy to understand. Drinking wine after facial injections does not cause any less swelling than liquor or beer. This is because all types of alcohol cause blood vessels to dilate and increase blood flow, which is the main cause of bruising and swelling. Furthermore, red wine contains histamine, which can worsen inflammation and swelling. Therefore, for best and faster results, The doctor recommends strictly abstaining from all alcoholic beverages in the initial period after the procedure. Wait for your face to settle down before celebrating your beauty with a glass of wine! Oh, and don't drink beforehand! Please request permission 3 days before doing it.That's still good.
If the patient wants a shiny forehead, they can choose between two options depending on the initial problem. If the patient already has a beautiful forehead structure, injection... Botox That would be perfect. The reason the forehead appears reflective and shiny is because Botox helps to tighten the skin on the forehead, preventing wrinkles. When the skin is smooth and even, it reflects and reflects light exceptionally well, like a mirror. However, if a patient has a flat, sunken, or hollow forehead, injections... Fillers help add dimension to the forehead, making it appear more rounded and inviting, while also hydrating the skin for a plump and radiant look. In short, Botox focuses on creating firm, wrinkle-free skin to reflect light. part Fillers focus on reshaping the skin to create a curved, contoured appearance that reflects light. Patients can come in for a facial structure assessment by the doctor beforehand to choose the most effective and targeted method.
The doctor said that many people would guess this wrong, especially those who think they want to inject a lot of fillers to reshape their face.
Filler injections will yield the most beautiful and natural results when... The patient has a stable weight or is within their target weight range. Yes, if you get the injection while losing weight, you should...Wait for the weight to stabilize.To accurately assess the level of facial fat loss, injections given while overweight and subsequent weight loss may result in a gaunt face, requiring further filler injections. Conversely, injections given while thin and subsequent weight gain may lead to an unnaturally swollen face. Therefore... Maintaining weight stability both before and after the procedure. This will help the doctor assess your facial structure most accurately, ensuring the filler stays in place beautifully and looks natural in the long term.
I want to be sure about the timing. How many cubic centimeters (cc) are needed, or should we wait for the most opportune moment? You can come to the clinic for a consultation with a doctor anytime.
After the anesthetic in the filler wears off. The patient will not feel severe pain. Yes, this includes local anesthesia in some cases, at certain points where the doctor may inject extra. However, there will only be temporary symptoms. It feels slightly tight, heavy, or sore to the touch. At the injection site, which is a normal bodily reaction as the body adjusts, these symptoms will occur: It will gradually get better and go away on its own. The anesthetic in the filler lasts for a very short time, only a few hours before it wears off. If the patient experiences skin discomfort, they may... You can take paracetamol to relieve the symptoms. However, if you experience any other unusual or severe pain, you should immediately inform your doctor.
I used to have that too, but it's healed now. Uneven facial features when smiling are quite worrying. But I want you to rest assured, because this is a common problem, but it can be solved. And naturally, people's faces are usually not 100% symmetrical to begin with. For some, it's noticeable when they smile, while for others, it's visible even when they're not smiling.
Main mechanism This problem usually arises from... Imbalance in facial muscle function. Yes, it's because the muscles used for facial expressions, especially when smiling, may have different levels of tension on each side. For example, one side might have stronger muscles or be used more than the other, causing that side of the face to lift or be pulled more when smiling. In addition, original facial structure or differences in skin sagging can also be contributing factors.
The good news is that this problem is being solved. In most cases, surgery is not necessary. That's right. Most doctors usually restore balance through medical procedures, such as: Botulinum toxin (Botox) injections are used to reduce the activity of muscles that are excessively tense or contracted. To allow the muscles on both sides to work in a more balanced way, or... Filler injections to add volume. To fill in any missing areas, make the face appear fuller and more symmetrical, whether still or smiling. Skin tightening devices can also help. However, the downside is that the results won't be immediate, but it's still an option for patients.
Some people may wonder further, what happens if the procedure isn't performed? Is there a chance of returning to normal? Yes, but not in all cases! In some cases, the cause may be behavioral that can be modified, such as chewing on only one side. Proper facial muscle exercises may help to improve the condition. However, if the difference is due to significant structural or muscle strength issues, surgical intervention is a more targeted and effective way to restore balance. however Consulting a doctorDiagnosing the underlying cause and planning the most appropriate treatment for each individual patient is always of utmost importance.
For those getting filler injections for the first time, whether under the eyes or anywhere else, here's a simple explanation from the doctor:
If this symptom occurs in...The first 1-3 days are considered normal.Because, simply put, it's needle swelling, or the symptom of the filler absorbing water and gathering it in the injected area. The body is confused about what the filler gel is in that area, and there are several other reasons, but it's considered medically possible. Sometimes it can make the area look uneven, even though the same amount of filler was injected. But what would be abnormal... If you had an injection elsewhere and, even after a month, it's still swollen and puffy, this could be considered abnormal.
The clearest indication is if there are severe symptoms such as pain, redness, warmth, or a hard lump. You should consult a doctor immediately. In this case, treatment options such as dissolving the substance or scraping it out will need to be evaluated, depending on the substance injected.
so thatPatients who will be receiving injections from the doctor.There will be clearer instructions before and after the procedure on how to minimize post-procedure swelling, so patients won't be alarmed if this happens. It's an avoidable symptom if you follow the doctor's instructions. Oh... Another thing that contributes to swelling after any type of procedure, and is particularly culprit, is food high in sodium. Some people like their food very spicy, salty, savory, and flavorful. Let me tell you, their preference for strong, bold flavors is definitely stronger than anyone else's!
For patients who are concerned about... My face is flat because I don't have cheekbones. Popular options for replenishment are: Filler Autologous fat injection Fillers provide results that... See results immediately. No long recovery time needed. Not permanent; requires repeat injections. 6-18 months Ideal for those who want speed, adaptability, and most importantly... Fillers are lighter in weight. Therefore, it is suitable for creating prominent cheekbones without adding burden to the facial structure. Imagine a doctor trying to stick modeling clay to a smooth wall; they have to mold it so it doesn't fall to the floor. The amount and type of filler used has a huge impact. On the other hand, while autologous fat injection can also yield results... It's natural. And once applied, it can last longer, but there are limitations. Fat weighs much more than fillers. And the important thing is The rate of fat cell attachment is uncertain. This means that long-term results may not be as consistent as the initial results, which is a concern many patients face. In addition, the liposuction procedure itself involves a longer recovery period. 1-2 weeks Therefore, choosing the most suitable method is important. Consult a doctor. To assess your facial features and consider these factors in detail, please...
I see many patients, both students and working adults, who previously had normally full faces, but after orthodontic treatment, which in some cases lasts for years, their faces become thinner. This could be due to reduced food intake or a receding jawbone, making the face appear narrower. These problems significantly impact their self-confidence because they... Her face looked haggard, tired, and older. The patient did it unintentionally.
The main reasons dentists often encounter is that when we wear braces, we tend to... Avoid chewing hard objects. This causes the masseter muscle in the jaw area to atrophy due to lack of use. Combined with the shifting of the teeth into new positions, this results in the cheek tissue that used to have something to attach to appear sunken.
The approach for patients with this problem is to choose a solution that best suits their needs and skin condition. The first approach is Biostimulator, which helps stimulate the body to naturally produce new collagen, causing the skin to gradually become plumper and firmer naturally, reducing the likelihood of the face looking overly full. But the results will be gradual (more noticeable later). Okay, the second approach is... Fillers directly replenish lost volume, resulting in immediate results. And it can enhance facial features. The main thing for my patients is to communicate their goals in detail, clearly explaining which option is best after assessment. Patients can then make their decision based on the advantages and disadvantages of each program. Coming to see the doctor to assess their overall facial structure is the best approach.
