Perhaps because I tend to have thin skin, my facial features seem a bit flat lately. In particular, my cheeks look sunken, so I often hear that I look tired. Would getting fillers help improve this? I don't want a face that looks too puffy or artificial; I want a natural change that looks like my natural face. I am curious about the effectiveness of fillers and whether the recommended treatment areas vary depending on face shape. People around me say that the amount of filler injected is important; what is the typical starting amount for first-timers? I am looking into dermatology clinics in Gangnam, and I am wondering what I should focus on checking during a consultation. Rather than just adding a lot of volume, I want to get an amount that suits my face, so I would like to hear the experiences of those who have received natural-looking filler treatments.
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- 01CommentsI can relate because I've also been self-conscious about horizontal forehead wrinkles. If you mention during the consultation that you have a habit of using your forehead muscles to open your eyes, I think you can alleviate your concerns about your eyebrows feeling heavy!210026.10.25
- 02CommentsI can relate to your concern about the sunken area above your brow bone, as I have the same worry. If you are worried about bruising or the Tyndall effect, I think you will feel more at ease if you ask about it during the consultation beforehand!170026.10.25
- 03CommentsI also have severe internal dryness, so I had the same concerns. When you get your consultation, if you tell them how tight your skin usually feels, it will help us decide whether to get the skin booster along with it.180026.10.25
- 01CommentsYour question about wanting to verify actual movement rather than repeating it every month is very specific. During the consultation, it would be helpful to first confirm whether the same approach is appropriate for the eye and nasolabial fold areas, and to receive guidance on recording methods for comparison under the same lighting and facial expressions. It would also make planning easier if you asked if you can receive a follow-up consultation without booking a next procedure, and inquired about the cost for that as well.950026.10.21
- 02CommentsSkin Botox differs from regular Botox in terms of injection depth and purpose, so it seems many people consult about it due to concerns regarding pores or skin texture. If you are worried about your facial expressions looking unnatural, please mention that beforehand. Also, check when the bumps typically subside and whether it is safe to receive this treatment concurrently with other procedures.790026.10.22
- 03CommentsI also have an unconscious habit of frowning, so I can relate to your concerns about frown lines haha. If you are worried about your expression looking awkward, I recommend mentioning that during the consultation first and discussing the dosage and your next visit date together!1050026.10.22
- 01CommentsGetting forehead fillers definitely has a great effect on improving wrinkles. I recommend getting Botox at the same time.1210026.10.12
- 02CommentsIf you fill in about 3 to 5cc evenly, focusing on the sunken areas, it will become plump without any bumps.600026.10.12
- 03CommentsIt stings slightly during the procedure, and the effects usually last 3 to 6 months. If you get it regularly before wrinkles settle, the results will last longer.820026.10.12
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