The appearance of your facial features can be improved by a nasolabial wrinkle filler procedure. It is best performed by a cosmetic surgeon who is experienced in injecting dermal and hyaluronic acid fillers. It can also improve your cheek volume.
Dermal fillers
Dermal nasolabial lines are a common aesthetic problem that can be treated with dermal injectables. These injectables can be used to reduce the depth of the wrinkles. They provide smooth skin. In nine to twelve month, patients will notice visible results.
Patients need to be aware that dermal-nasolabialfold surgery is expensive. Prices can vary depending on which brand and type of treatment you choose. It also depends on how much filler is used. Costs can also vary depending on where you live, so be sure to talk about cost before you have the procedure. A financing plan can be discussed with your provider if your medical insurance does not cover the cost.
Filler for hyaluronic- acid
Nasolabial folds can also be treated using hyaluronic-derived filler. The loss of collagen or elastin causes the formation of folds. It can also occur due to smoking and excessive sun exposure. This filler is effective in softening the creases and creating a smoother appearance.
Hyaluronic Acid filler injections are a minimally invasive procedure. It involves injecting filling material into the folds. The results of the treatment are seen within a few weeks and can last up to 18 months. Unlike conventional injection techniques, hyaluronic acid filler injections are safe and effective.
Bruising
A patient might experience bruising after nasolabialfold injections. This is called the Tyndall phenomenon. It occurs when the needle in a filler injection damages nearby blood vessels and blood leaking into surrounding tissue. Although temporary, bruising can be severe and last for many months. Moreover, nasolabial fold filler takes up to nine months to break down, so bruising is to be expected.
You can use a Hirudoid or Lasonil cream to reduce the severity of bruises. These creams can also be bought over-the counter and should be used gently.
Necrosis
The use tissue fillers may lead to a serious problem called nasolabial fold necrotics. 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. 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 of this problem is not known, it seems to be linked to vascular compromise. The problem can impact the glabella (nasal bridge), and lateral artery (nasal artery), which are responsible for providing blood to this region. Sometimes, the problem can spread to the nasal ala or the septum, which are connected to the ophthalmic arterial. The majority of the times, however, the vascular compromise in nasolabialfolds is in the columellar arterial and not the facial or columnellar.
Permanence
The nasolabial crease is a deep fold that runs from the corners to the sides of your nose. This area is often called the "parentheses line" due to its distinct shape. Children's smiles reveal the folds as they grow naturally. You can improve your facial contour by considering a permanent treatment if you are unhappy about the appearance of the lines.
A low cost, small amount of dermalfiller could be an option. 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 get the results you want, your doctor will prescribe a smaller dose and then repeat the procedure if necessary.