A nasolabial filler procedure can make your facial features look more natural. It is best performed by a cosmetic surgeon who is experienced in injecting dermal and hyaluronic acid fillers. It can also increase the volume in your cheeks.
Dermal fillers
The common aesthetic problem of dermal nasolabial wrinkles can be corrected with dermal fillers. These injectables are safe and effective, and can reduce the depth and appearance of the folds. They give the skin a smooth appearance. Within nine to twelve weeks, patients can expect to see visible improvements.
The cost of dermal nasolabialfold treatment is high. Prices vary depending on what type of treatment is used and the brand. The amount of filler used also affects the price. The cost of the procedure can vary from one region to another, so make sure you discuss cost with your provider before you go. Consider a financing plan with you provider if your insurance does not cover the cost.
Filler with hyaluronic Acid
Nasolabial folds can also be treated using hyaluronic-derived filler. The loss of collagen, elastin and other nutrients can lead to the formation these folds. It can also occur due to smoking and excessive sun exposure. This filler helps to smoothen wrinkles and give you a smoother appearance.
Hyaluronic- acid filler injection is an minimally invasive procedure which involves injecting filling substances into the folds. The results of the treatment are seen within a few weeks and can last up to 18 months. Hyaluronic Acid Filler Injections are safer than traditional injection techniques and more effective.
Bruising
After nasolabial fold filler injection, the patient may experience bruising. This is the Tyndall effects, which occur when the filler’s needle damages nearby vessels and blood leaches into the surrounding tissue. Although bruising may be temporary, the Tyndall affect can last several months and not require treatment. It can take up to nine months for nasolabial filler to completely break down so expect some bruising.
In order to minimize the intensity of the bruise, you can apply a Lasonil cream or a Hirudoid cream. These creams may be purchased over the counter.
Necrosis
A tissue filler can cause necrosis of the nasolabialfold, which is a potentially fatal condition. There are many options to treat this condition. There are a few options. These treatments are best performed several months after necrosis, when the surrounding tissues are stable, and the deformed area has not yet deteriorated. It is possible to perform reconstructive rhinoplasty immediately following necrosis. However, this is generally not recommended in cases where there is no arterial vascular compromise.
Although the exact cause is unknown, it is believed to be related to Vascular compromise. The problem could affect the nasal bridge, nasal glabella, or lateral nasal arterial, which all supply blood to this area. The problem may spread to the nasal ala, septum and ophthalmic vessels. 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 wrinkle is a deep crease that runs along the edges of the nose from the corners. This is the area that's often called "parentheses line" because of its distinctive shape. They develop naturally and can be seen in children smiling. Permanent treatment is an option if these lines are making you unhappy.
A low cost, small amount of dermalfiller could be an option. A doctor will assess the severity of your folds and determine the right dosage. A lower dose may be recommended for those who have had dermal filler problems in the past, require subtle results or have limited budgets. If you don’t see the results that you desire, your doctor may use a lower dose to start the procedure and continue it as needed.