So glad you like it Gabriella! 💕

Permanently disfiguring? Do you think Sculptra is permanently disfiguring? If so, how?

Excellent advice 👍

Yes some do lose volume as you get older but hers appears to be beyond changes from aging

Thanks so much for your comment.

Yes I love treating that area with Sculptra!

Great question. I am going to experiment with Renuva in the next few months. I”m probably also going to try mixing it with Sculptra, but also by itself. Have you tried it?

Thanks so much Alexa glad you enjoyed it! 👍

In today’s world we know what the effects of aging are. If you can do something to restore the lost volume to your lips from aging, why not? Especially since it’s not invasive. The awesome thing is that we have a choice and some people choose not to do anything and some people choose to get filler to restore the volume to their lips.

Thank you for thinking that my lips are beautiful. I loved what a flip did for me and I still do it. I have never done filler to my lips. I think your perception is off with thinking that I have a speech impediment.

It depends on how much skin laxity has been lost but I’ve had good results with Sculptra on ppl older than 47. It’s difficult to give advice without seeing your face which is why I offer virtual consults.

😆 I do? Never been told that before lol

Yes some ppl say that 👍

All great points that I’ll be discussing in my next video. I also did mention collagen stimulators in this video which I’m a big fan of. I don’t think you can just rely on fillers.

😆 😂 thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing. Did you treat your under eye?

@@NaturalInjector my cheeks. I didn't even need volume there as I already have high cheeks.

@@Sunshinelotus22 i would seek an injector out who has an ultrasound so they can see if it’s migrating toward your eyes.

@@NaturalInjector I can see it does, it keeps moving up. I had hyaluronidase to disolve some fillers that migrated in my nose and it caused me a lot of symptoms I am still trying to heal from. My skin, my muscles, my joints have been affected. So I can't have it disolved with hyaluronidase. Fillers are so impredictible and dangerous, I wish they were banned

Excellent question. I’m going to be testing it out on myself soon. Hope you subbed and turned on notifications so I can keep everyone posted on if I think it works well. How did you hear about it?

@@NaturalInjector I was looking for a solution for my acne dents and on dr ember’s ( celebrity dermatologist) he uses Bellafill for acne and by accident I happen to see he does renuva I didn’t go to him nor could I afford him but I became interested in renuva as it’s more natural

@@NaturalInjector dr emer

@@capellihairextsny ah ok 👍

Thanks for your comment but I believe if it looks natural, it can really enhance someone’s look. That’s why lip filler is the most popular area to treat with filler.

Thank you for sharing your story. I think if you dissolved filler, after having it for 10 years, you would have to understand that your skin has aged and will look different if you do dissolve it and that does not mean the filler dissolver was the cause. I don’t think dissolving causes permanent damage to tissue. As we get older the skin to the under eye thins and we develop more topographical irregularities.

@@NaturalInjector Well, yes and no. It does seem like people who experience the most changes after dissolving are usually people who've had multiple filler treatments over the course of many years. However, there are still a lot of unknowns and several very highly regarded doctors in the injectables field have said dissolving can be very unpredictable. One stated he believed filler could be causing the atrophy of connective tissues that is only "unmasked" when it is dissolved. There has only been one study on the effects as there is no incentive within the industry to fund any studies; it's already being widely used off-label. In any case, my friend only had unedereye filler for a few months when she had it dissolved because it didn't look right. She now has two very big dents, craters almost, in her face where the hyaluronidase was injected. That can't be attributed to natural aging and it was done by one of the country's top injectors. I know most people don't experience any of these issues after dissolving so I'm not trying to fearmonger, I'm just saying it has made me wary of dissolving so far because I've already had some bad results from varying treatments, making me extra cautious. There was a very interesting article done on hyaluronidase in 2022 by Australian Broadcasting Corporation. It's on their website if you're interested.

@@santanacaipirinha9536 Thank you for your comment. This is very interesting I had not heard of the hypothesis that filler could cause atrophy of connective tissue. Sorry to hear about your friend that has indentations. Feel free to link to any articles, you can share live links here in the comment section. What is your friend going to do about her indentations?

Thanks so much! Please feel free to share it with others 🤗

That’s great thanks for sharing!