Will fat dissolving injections help with my double chin, undefined jawline and weird lumps in my cheeks? Will fat dissolving injections solve these issues or will I need some other form of surgery to help with this? What would be an estimated price for this/these procedures?
I would like to improve the appearance of my jaw and neck, would fat dissolving injections work? What is the least invasive procedure with the least potential for adverse effects that could improve my saggy neck, double chin, and lack of jaw line of a 52-year-old woman. I am thinking fat dissolving injections versus lipo plus some tightening procedure?
Can I massage my chin to drain the fluid from my fat dissolving injections? I got fat dissolving injections four days ago and it’s still quite swollen, however not nearly as swollen as the first two days. I’m used to using my clarisonic massage head to massage my face neck and chest and was wondering I’d be able to use it to drain the fluid faster or should I just not touch it and let it run its course?
Would fat dissolving injections work for me? I’m 25 years old and my chin has always been weak. I have always had the same amount of fat underneath it and on my neck. I have always been very insecure about this and was planning on getting a chin implant, until I heard about fat dissolving injections. I want to achieve a very sharp jawline but am unsure of how much fat dissolving injections I would need, and if it would probably be a better idea to get a chin implant/lipo because I do know my case is a bit more severe than most people.
I’m a 29 year old male and I have extremely deep smile lines around my mouth. I’ve had them for a few years but never really paid much attention to them when I was younger but now they are prominent even when I’m not laughing or smiling and make me look way older than I actually am. Are there any ways to get rid of the lines and if so what would the cost of such a treatment be? Are there any natural alternatives for it too? Please help!
Are fillers a good option to help a recessed chin and to make a jawline more defined?
I would like to get a better jawline; would fillers be a good alternative to implants or sliding genioplasty.
Would filler work well on a very mildly recessed chin and jowls? I’m only 20 and recently my facial skin has dropped, leaving me with jowls and an emphasis on my slightly off chin. I already know with my luck that a chin implant would only cause irritation (I have intermittent inflammation and my body doesn’t heal itself well). I want a minor enhancement to my chin and for my jawline to be restored. Is this possible? (I am not considering surgery for either of these problems and would rather keep up with fillers as they last long in my skin).
Which is the best filler for these so-called smokers’ lines (I have never smoked)?
I would also like the vermilion border improved. As I age, the lip line is not what it used to be. I am wary of all the different fillers and would like to know if there is a specific one for the lip area which produces a natural result. Thank you.
Several years ago, I was diagnosed with a hernia in my abdomen. I did not need surgery then or since then. I’ve been seen from several doctors answers that Coolscupting should not be done on someone with a hernia. I have a small amount of fat I want removed from my stomach and abdomen. Is there another noninvasive alternative?
At 30 years old I got my first treatment with anti-wrinkle injections between brows on Wed. I can see a small change in lines but I am hoping they will become less indented. When I frown it’s slightly restricted but the current results aren’t what I was expecting. I know full results take up to 14 days, but I was hoping for them to (if not) completely disappear – be very faint. Will they become fainter in the next few days since it’s only been 3 days since I got the treatment? Will they ever completely disappear?