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How deep do ur creases have to be to need more than one syringe per nasolabial fold?

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Depends: After many years of injecting fillers, a physician can tell very accurately how many syringes could be needed in a particular patient. Consult with an experienced facial plastic surgeon in your area for a facial exam.

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Answered 2/2/2016

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I had filler for my marionette lines for the first time a week ago. The Dermotologist used one syringe1/2 on each side. I dont see much difference or improvement. Does it take longer and should it look better with time. I spent $800?

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What to do if I'm 23 with nasolabial folds that have gotten worse and would like to reduce their appearance.?

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Why do nasolabial folds start, in the first place? Have seen them in people in their thirties. Also, can facial exercises get rid of them?

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A filler may correct for nasolabial folds & last a long time. But what happens when the face naturally changes over the year? Any uneven facial areas?

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Cosmetic dermatologist #: will others be able to notice that i had a filler placed properly into my nasolabial folds?

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