Nasolabial fold filler can enhance the appearance of your facial features. A specialist in injecting hyaluronic or dermal fillers can perform it. 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 can be used to reduce the depth of the wrinkles. They give the skin a smooth appearance. Within nine to twelve weeks, patients can expect to see visible improvements.
Patients need to know that dermal Nasolabial Fold treatment is not cheap. Prices will vary depending on the type and brand of treatment. It also depends upon how much filler was used. It can vary across regions so it is important to discuss the cost before you get the procedure. Consider a financing plan with you provider if your insurance does not cover the cost.
Filler for hyaluronic- acid
To treat nasolabial wrinkles, hyaluronic acids dermal filler may 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 works by softening the lines and giving you a smoother look.
Hyaluronic Acid filler injections are a minimally invasive procedure. It involves injecting filling material into the folds. The results of the treatment can be seen within weeks and can last for as long as 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 due to the Tyndall Effect, where the filler's needle causes blood vessels to be damaged and blood leaks into the surrounding tissues. Although bruising is typically temporary, the Tyndall Effect can last for several months with no treatment. You should also know that the Nasolabial-Filler filler can take upto nine months to fully dissolve so there is a possibility of bruising.
To reduce the intensity of the bruises, you can apply a Hirudoid lotion or Lasonil. These creams can be purchased over-the-counter and should be applied gently.
Necrosis
The use tissue fillers may lead to a serious problem called nasolabial fold necrotics. There are many options to treat this condition. You can use free grafts or local flaps to treat this condition. These procedures are best done several months after necrosis when the surrounding tissues have stabilized and the area is not yet damaged. If necrosis is severe, you may consider reconstructive rhinoplasty. This is only recommended for patients with non-arterial blood vascular compromise.
Although the exact cause of this problem is not known, it seems to be linked to vascular compromise. The problem can affect the glabella, nasal bridge, and lateral nasal artery, which 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. However, the majority of the time, the vascular compromise in the nasolabial folds occurs in the columellar artery and does not involve the facial or columnellar arteries.
Permanence
The nasolabial fold is a deep crease that runs from the corners of the mouth to the sides of the nose. This unique area is known as the "parentheses-line" due to its shape. Children's smiles reveal the folds as they grow naturally. Permanent treatment is an option if these lines are making you unhappy.
It may be possible to get a low-cost dose of dermalfiller. A doctor will determine the appropriate dosage based on the severity of the folds. You may need to lower the dose if you have had issues with dermal filler, desire subtle results, or are restricted on your budget. If you don't see results, your doctor will recommend a smaller dose. Then, repeat the procedure if necessary.