Nasolabial Filler Q&A Part 1 🙋🏻‍♀️ Members curious about nasolabial fillers, please join in 💖

📌 Nasolabial Filler Q&A Part 1🧡

Dreaming Plastic Surgery Clinic

Director Jang Jun-cheol's Column👨‍⚕️

 

 

 

✨This is a PicoToning Q&A column that becomes more insightful the more you know!

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Gathering all the questions you wrote in the "ViewMe, let me know" event.

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Director Jang Joon-chul of Dreaming Plastic Surgery Clinic has personally provided a response 😎

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Shall we learn about nose filler together? GO GO~ ✍(◔◡◔)

 

 

 

 

1. Effects and duration of cheek fillers✨

 

 

The laugh lines are quite pronounced for my age.

So, I want to fill the nasolabial folds with filler.

I'm curious about the effects and how long the effects of nasolabial fold fillers last!

 

 

The effects and duration of cheek filler vary depending on the individual or the type of filler!

 

Generally, nasolabial fillers are applied to areas that move a lot, unlike the forehead or nose.

 

Compared to forehead and nose fillers, absorption tends to occur more quickly.

 

It would be good to assume that it will be maintained for about 6 to 12 months on average. 😄

 

 

 

 

2. What is the pain level of laugh line fillers? 💉

 

They say that filler for smile lines around the mouth is effective.

How much pain is there during a nasolabial fold filler procedure?

 

 

Because of pain when receiving filler injections

 

There are actually quite a few people who are hesitant to undergo the procedure. 😅

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Nasolabial filler injections are generally much less painful compared to other areas of treatment.

 

Basically, inside the filler

 

Using a product mixed with local anesthetic (lidocaine)

 

Pain can be reduced further.

 

3. Side effects of nose filler👀

 

Can side effects occur when getting a nasolabial filler?

I'm wondering if I can get the injection naturally without side effects when I get it again!

 

 

Any surgery or procedure may have side effects.

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However, simple petite procedures like fillers

 

Most cases have a low probability of side effects occurring and are manageable.

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Many hospitals use hyaluronic acid fillers due to these concerns.

 

Hyaluronic acid fillers are dissolved using a drug called 'hyaluronidase'.

 

It can be melted, resolving any discomfort caused after the procedure.❗

 

 

4. How to manage laugh lines❓

 

 

The older I get, the more I feel like my face has developed character.

Looking at the mirror makes me feel upset.

I'm curious about how to care for nasolabial folds!

 

The fundamental reason why fate is created

As aging occurs, the skin around the eyes droops, leading to the formation of nasolabial folds.😥

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What is the improvement method?

 

It is to give elasticity and lifting to the face.

 

This is a method to improve and manage nasolabial folds.

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Types of lifting include skin booster procedures that consistently enhance skin elasticity and

 

By managing with HIFU lifting and occasionally enhancing elasticity with thread lifting.

 

You can slow down the rate at which fate is created. ლ(╹◡╹ლ)

 

 

 

5. Procedure for laugh lines 😉

 

In the past, I used to get a lot of fillers or Botox for laugh lines.

These days, there seem to be various types of procedures such as laser treatments and thread lifting.

What procedures are popular these days?

 

 

In the past, we focused solely on effectiveness and performed many facial lifting surgeries.

 

There is an increasing demand for gradual and rapid recovery and a quick return to daily life.

 

Therefore, for direct improvement of nasolabial folds

 

We often perform a combination of nasolabial fold fillers and thread lifting.

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For those who find thread lifting burdensome,

 

Through regular maintenance such as laser, HIFU, and radiofrequency treatments

 

The trend is to slow down the rate at which nasolabial folds develop.

 

 

As aging progresses, as shown by the black arrow above, on the upper side of the nasolabial fold

 

Loosened tissues tend to form.

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2. The fat inside the skin is stacked in various septa as shown in the above diagram.

 

Nasolabial fat compartment (upper part of the nasolabial fold) constitutes the nasolabial wrinkle.

It worsens as it hangs down.

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If you pull this part using a cable

 

It can help improve nasolabial folds.

 

3. Mainly, as shown in the above picture, it pulls the nasolabial fat compartment (the area above the nasolabial fold).

 

Actually, various products are available on the market in different forms.

 

These days, we mainly use products that dissolve and are absorbed within the human body.

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Popular absorbent fiber products

There are threads called mint and silhouette soft.

 

 

4. The mint thread has protrusions attached in a 360-degree direction.

It is designed to be a structure that can attract the organization.

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In a state where a cannula (a type of needle) is inserted.

 

After making a small hole and inserting and removing the cannula

 

The thread remains inside, and this thread is the one I mentioned above.

 

Pulling the 지방 (fat) can improve the appearance of nasolabial folds.

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5. The silk called Silhouette Soft has these cones attached to the silk.

There are also products designed to attract organizations.

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The cone in the diagram above replaces the role of the bump in the mint room.

It is a structure that can attract the organization. 💫

 

 

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You can see that the nasolabial folds have improved. ( •̀ ω •́ )✧

 

 

Did you learn a lot? ✍(◔◡◔)

 

Gathering the questions you wrote in "ViewMeoya Notify Me Event"

 

This was a Q&A about nasolabial fold fillers answered directly by Director Jang Jun-cheol!

 

I can hear the sound of members' knowledge accumulating😍

 

Then we'll see you in the next column! 💨

 

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Dreaming Plastic Surgery Chief Director

Plastic Surgery Specialist

Graduated from Korea University College of Medicine

Served as a Clinical Professor at Korea University Medical Center

Korea University Graduate School Doctor of Medicine

Full member of the Korean Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery

Full member of the Korean Society of Aesthetic and Plastic Surgery