A nasolabial fold filler procedure can improve the overall appearance of your facial features. A skilled cosmetic surgeon is qualified to inject dermal and/or hyaluronic fillers. You can also increase the volume of your cheeks.
Dermal fillers
Dermal nasolabial folds are common aesthetic problems and can be improved with dermal fillers. These injectables have a high safety rating and are effective in reducing the depth of the folds. They can also give you a smoother appearance. Patients can expect to see noticeable results within nine to twelve months.
Patients need to be aware that dermal-nasolabialfold surgery is expensive. The price varies depending on the type of treatment and brand name used. The amount of filler used also affects the price. It may also vary between regions, so it's important to discuss cost before getting the procedure. Your provider may offer financing options if your policy doesn't cover the cost.
Filler of hyaluronic acids
For the treatment of nasolabial area folds, Hyaluronic Acid dermal Filler can be used. The loss of collagen, elastin and other nutrients can lead to the formation these folds. This can also happen as a result of smoking and overexposure to the sun. This filler will soften the creases and give you an even smoother appearance.
Hyaluronic acids filler injections can be performed in a very minimally invasive manner. This involves injecting filling agents into the affected areas. The results of the treatment are seen within a few weeks and can last up to 18 months. Hyaluronic-acid filler injections work better than other methods of injecting.
Bruising
The patient may experience some bruising after a nasolabial wrinkle filler injection. This is the Tyndall effects, which occur when the filler’s needle damages nearby vessels and blood leaches into the surrounding tissue. While bruising is usually temporary, the Tyndall effect can last several months without treatment. Also, the Nasolabial Filler can take up to nine month to dissolve, so some bruising is to to be expected.
Apply a Hirudoid and Lasonil creams to reduce the intensity of bruises. These creams may be purchased over the counter.
Necrosis
Necrosis of the nasolabial fold is a potentially serious complication that can result from the use of a tissue filler. There are several options for treating this condition. These include local flaps and free grafts. These procedures should be done at least three months after necrosis to ensure that surrounding tissues are in good condition and the deformity is not irreparably damaged. Although reconstructive rhinoplasty may be an option right away after necrosis has occurred, it is not usually recommended for cases of non-arterial vascular compromise.
Although the exact cause of this problem is not known, it seems to be linked to vascular compromise. The problem could affect the nasal bridge, nasal glabella, or lateral nasal arterial, which all supply blood to this area. In some cases, the problem spreads to the nasal ala and the septum, which is connected to the ophthalmic artery. Most of the time, vascular compromise in the Nasolabial Folds occurs in the columellar, and does not affect the facial or columnellar blood vessels.
Permanence
The nasolabial crease is a deep fold that runs from the corners to the sides of your nose. This is the area that's often called "parentheses line" because of its distinctive shape. The folds form naturally in children who smile. However, if you're unhappy with the appearance of these lines and would like to improve the appearance of your facial contour, it's time to consider a permanent treatment option.
A low cost, small amount of dermalfiller could be an option. A doctor will assess your skin and determine the best dosage. If you are concerned about budget constraints, have had problems with dermal fillers, want subtle results or have a history of skin conditions, a lower dosage is recommended. If you don’t get the results you want, your doctor will prescribe a smaller dose and then repeat the procedure if necessary.