Worried about cheek fillers making you look overdone? Let Dr. Stephen Bracci from VERVE Medical Cosmetics guide you on achieving a sculpted look without puffiness.
- Understanding Cheek Fillers: Learn the basics of cheek fillers and how they can restore your youthful contour. Discover the importance of treating the midface and lateral cheekbone areas to maintain balance and avoid that overdone appearance.
- Choosing the Right Fillers: Not all fillers are created equal! Explore the differences between Hyaluronic Acid fillers and firmer options like Radiesse and Sculptra, and understand why the latter may provide more natural, long-lasting results.
- Expert Technique Matters: The key to a natural look lies in the expertise of your injector. Dr. Bracci explains the art of injection, including the use of specialized tools for precise placement, minimizing bruising, and enhancing your features effectively.
- What to Expect: Get the scoop on the treatment process, recovery, and potential risks. Learn how to care for yourself post-treatment to ensure the best results!
If you’re considering cheek fillers, schedule a consultation at VERVE Medical Cosmetics to look like the best version of yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions about Cheek Fillers
Q1: What should I look for when choosing a practitioner for cheek fillers?
A1: When selecting a practitioner, prioritize their experience and training in aesthetic injectables. Look for reviews or before-and-after photos of their work, and ensure they take the time to discuss your goals and concerns during the consultation.
Q2: How long do the results from cheek fillers typically last?
A2: The longevity of cheek fillers can vary based on the type of filler used and individual factors like metabolism and skin condition. Generally, results can last from six months to two years, with firmer fillers like Radiesse often lasting longer due to their collagen-stimulating properties.
Q3: Can you explain the difference in results between hyaluronic acid fillers and firmer fillers like Sculptra?
A3: Hyaluronic acid fillers provide immediate volume and hydration, but they can lead to a temporary, puffy appearance as they attract water. Firmer fillers like Sculptra, on the other hand, gradually stimulate collagen production, resulting in a more natural, subtle enhancement that improves over time without the same risk of puffiness.
