Welcome to our 4 part series of all things, CODE BEAUTY. For our first episode we will be talking about Filler and specifically the common places where Filler can be injected. Join us on this journey so you can learn where each type of procedure can be done. Now we just have one question, are you ready? If you want to listen to our episode now you can do so by CLICKING HERE.
Note: that newer fillers are hyaluronic acid based which is nice because you can dissolve it and the added bonus of having a more natural look!
♡ Where can you inject Filler?
Temples
To fill out the temples as they become more hollow
Will need about 3 to 4 treatments for a good effect
Under eyes
One of the more popular procedures
Watch out for lumps and bumps
Can last up to a year
Cheeks
Depending on the product you use you will need multiple sessions to develop this look
Can last a long time
Nasolabial folds
One of the more popular procedures
To eliminate the lines along the folds or minimize them
Depending on what product you use this can last about a year
Lip
One of the more popular procedures
Need to figure out what look you are going for because this will determine the filler you will end up using
For example, the softer fillers are more natural but not as long lasting
So many options to choose from but choose which is best for you
Also typically people find the lips as being most painful to inject!
Frown lines around the mouth
If they are deep enough you can actually fill them in
However, it’s not as effective for everybody
Chin lines
Filler can be used to fill some of the lines in the chin area!
♡ Secret Tips
Expert and Safety is Key
Hyaluronic acid fillers are a plus... in most cases
Have realistic expectations
Take your time
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