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Posted by Dr. Edwin Williams in BotoxFacial RejuvenationInjectable Fillers on October 23rd
Question:

I keep hearing about new procedures that use injectables in place of surgery. Things like Botox browlift and liquid facelift. How effective are these procedures?

Answer:

Using non-surgical injectables to treat the aging face are quite effective, particularly in the mid-face fillers can be used with very minimal downtime with excellent results and comparable to surgery in some cases. The Botox browlift does give a small lift to the brows but this would not be comparable to having a surgical browlift. Liquid facelift is very effective and utilizes multiple fillers including Botox, Restylane, Juvederm, etc. to treat the aging face.


Posted by Dr. Edwin Williams in BotoxInjectable Fillers on October 23rd
Question:

I have deep wrinkles above my lip. Would Juvederm be a good treatment for these?

Answer:

Yes, Juvederm is an excellent filler for upper lip lines. We often use it in conjunction with Botox to prevent the muscle from contracting repeatedly as you speak which tends to break down the Juvederm more quickly.


Posted by Dr. Allison Pontius in Injectable Fillers on June 24th
Question:

Can fillers be used to plump up aged-looking hands?

Answer:

Yes, we often treat aged-looking hands with fillers such as Radiesse which helps provide more volume between the skin and the underlying veins of the hands.


Posted by Dr. Allison Pontius in Injectable Fillers on June 23rd
Question:

Are fillers effective in treating hollows around the eyes?

Answer:

Yes, fillers particularly Restylane, are very effective for treating hollowness under the eyes.  This is something we do very often and we have been very happy with the results.


Posted by Dr. Allison Pontius in BotoxInjectable Fillers on June 18th
Question:

My chin has a weird texture that I guess is known as 'orange peel' in cosmetic surgery.  How can Botox reduce the 'orange peel' appearance of my skin?

Answer:

The peau d'orange is a common complaint from patients in the chin region.  The muscle of the chin is tightly adhered to the overlying skin and so contraction of the muscle can lead to the 'orange-peel' appearance.  Botox is used to relax the muscle and the irregularity of the chin skin.  Usually a small amount of Botox is used in two injections sites in the central chin region.


Posted by Dr. Allison Pontius in BotoxInjectable Fillers on June 17th
Question:

Does Botox prevent new wrinkles from forming or does it only treat existing ones?

Answer:

Botox is both curative and preventative.  It treats existing wrinkles and prevents them from deepening.  Botox can be used to treat new wrinkles in the areas that are treated; however, we rarely use it on areas that do not presently have wrinkles.


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