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What's the best way to end lines extending from nose to mouth?
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Fillers: Those lines are also called the nasolabial folds or nlf lines. Dermal fillers injected by a plastic surgeon or dermatologist can help to minimize or get rid of these lines. Surgical procedures such as fat injection, can be more long lasting.
Answered 9/3/2013
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