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Book AppointmentHyaluronic Acid Lip Fillers: The Gold Standard in Beauty Treatments
Discover why hyaluronic acid lip fillers are the gold standard in lip augmentation. Compare Juvederm, Restylane & Belotero to find the right filler for you.
Top 5 Myths About Lip Fillers - Debunked!
When it comes to lip fillers, many people have their own ideas about what they are and who they're for. Some might think these treatments create duck lips that scream for attention, while others believe they’re only for the young and trendy. But before you make any assumptions, let’s examine some of the most common myths about lip fillers—like concerns about safety and results—and uncover the facts behind them. Understanding what really happens with lip fillers can help you make informed decisions if you're considering this cosmetic option for enhancing your beauty. Let’s take a closer look!
Everything you need to know about lip fillers
If you've ever browsed through social media and been drawn in by those full, beautiful lips, you're certainly in good company. A lot of people are curious about lip fillers, wondering whether they can attain that sought-after appearance without undergoing extensive procedures. However, before you schedule an appointment, it's important to explore what lip fillers truly involve. From learning about the various types of fillers to managing your expectations, it involves more than just wanting fuller lips. Let’s explore all the essential information you should have before making that decision.
10 Botox Myths Debunked by a Board-Certified Dermatologist
Few cosmetic treatments are surrounded by more misinformation than Botox. Despite decades of FDA-approved use and millions of treatments performed worldwide, myths about frozen faces, safety concerns, and unnatural results still discourage many people from considering treatment.
Sometimes Botox is Not Enough
If you have deep lines between your eyebrows, sometimes called the elevens, and you’ve had Botox injections and you still have a hint of a line or even a deep line what can you do about it? In my office I first inject Botox and see how much of an effect it will have. I have my patient return 10 days to two weeks later for the full effect. Then if there is still a line and the patient would prefer further correction I take a very fine line filler and inject the line with hyaluronic acid. This usually fills the entire line. So it does require two procedures and an added expense but that’s what happens when the lines are deeper. At least there is a solution!
