But the truth is, most people are doing both – small changes and anti-aging effects – and that’s really the best way to highlight and enhance your natural beauty. “Facial Sculpting” generally refers to using filler to change the face’s contours, whereas a “Liquid Facelift” is meant to be an anti-aging rejuvenative procedure. Generally, the older you get, the more filler you need to correct age-related changes (that just makes sense, right?). The first thing that’s going to dramatically impact the amount of filler you need is how big of a change you need or want to achieve your desired look. Is it Aging, or Are We Tweaking? How Big of a Change Do You Want?
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Radiesse can be used in certain areas, like the jawline or nose, to create specific results, and when it is being used that way (as opposed to very thinly throughout the top layer of the skin to create tightening and firming), then we generally use just 1-3 syringes, depending upon how large of an impact is needed. Sculptra actually comes in vials, though most patients use 2-4 vials, used throughout the entire face.
Radiesse and Sculptra, which work to stimulate new collagen growth, rather than adding volume, aren’t as easy to compare in terms of how many syringes you’ll need. There are some exceptions, though, including Volbella (0.7ml), Most of the hyaluronic-acid based fillers that are FDA-Approved in the U.S. Occasionally you’ll see “half syringes” advertised, at just 0.5ml, it’s very hard to create a noticeable impact with that small amount of filler. How much filler is in a syringe? Most syringes contain 1ml of filler, or about 1/5 of a teaspoon. This blog is going to hopefully break it down in a way that’s easy to understand, but the best way to get this answer for you and your individual needs is always going to be to come in for a free consultation with one of our physician injectors.
“How much filler do I need?” is THE question on patients’ minds when they come to our skilled physician injectors for fillers.
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