I have deep facial wrinkles when I smile.
My eyes look fine when I close them, but I want to get wrinkle fillers because of the fine lines around my eyes and the deep expression lines that appear when I smile. However, I heard that since the skin around the eyes is the thinnest on the face, there is a high risk of the Tyndall effect—where the filler shows through bluishly—or clumping and looking like a bruise. I'm unsure whether it would be better to substitute fillers for the eye area or expression lines with Botox or a skin booster, or if injecting a wrinkle-specific filler with very fine particles is the right choice. I would appreciate advice from those who have experience with eye wrinkle treatment. Based on the comments, I am planning to visit Maypure around next week.
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- 01CommentsI recommend consulting with us to receive a customized treatment combination tailored to your facial muscle usage and skin thickness!270026.11.06
- 02CommentsYou might want to add volume to your forehead, but you could be confused about the differences between the procedures first, haha.350026.11.04
- 03CommentsThe forehead and glabella are areas prone to developing fixed wrinkles due to repeated muscle folding during facial expressions, so it is truly wise to manage these areas proactively as a preventative measure! Generally, receiving wrinkle Botox every 3 to 4 months—timed to allow muscle movement to gradually return to normal—naturally prevents wrinkles from deepening. Xeomin is highly preferred because it is a pure toxin purified from complex proteins, which minimizes concerns about antibody formation or resistance with repeated treatments. You may wash your face and apply light makeup 3 to 4 hours after the procedure, but it is recommended to avoid saunas, excessive alcohol consumption, and strenuous exercise for about a week to prevent drug diffusion. During your consultation with the doctor, please ask them to adjust the dosage to a natural level that matches your eyebrow movements!230026.11.07
- 01CommentsIs a 3-month cycle usually correct?1600026.11.04
- 02CommentsI also got a consultation because I was told I looked tired due to defined lines under my cheekbones when I was expressionless. They told me that nasolabial folds need to be considered in conjunction with cheek hollowing or sagging. Since Botox alone might not solve the problem, make sure to ask about concerns regarding facial movements during your consultation. As someone who had a reality check to see if massages could smooth them out, I think it's faster to just see a professional.3330026.11.04
- 03CommentsI think it is a really prudent and good attitude to consider movement discomfort first rather than deciding based solely on the results! If you ask about movement during meals and monitoring options during the consultation, you won't regret it.830026.11.03
- 01CommentsGetting forehead fillers definitely has a great effect on improving wrinkles. I recommend getting Botox at the same time.1340026.10.12
- 02CommentsIf you fill in about 3 to 5cc evenly, focusing on the sunken areas, it will become plump without any bumps.740026.10.12
- 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.1020026.10.12
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💊 Botox or fillers for forehead wrinkles? Which is better?[10]
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