So Chloe Kardashians says fillers did not work for me.
I looked crazy and I still think the effects are in there.
So she had them dissolved.
She said, I went to have them dissolve like three times.
My face was so F I had to go get this whole thing dissolved.
It was a, B.
And now I'm afraid to do it again.
Almost like I swear things are still on my face.
So this is one example of many.
If you take Molly, may sheer revealed she had fillers removed from her lips, her
face, along with undoing teeth, bonds, and ditching the long extensions, all to.
Natural.
And that's what we're talking about today.
The top four filler mistakes.
It's not to shame these people they're revealing to us.
So we're to learn from them.
Speaking on her Instagram stories, Molly may reveal.
I think I've taken all the steps that I want to now in reversing.
The stakes I made with the fillers, getting things done
that I didn't necessarily quote unquote need to get done.
And didn't think through at the time about two or three years ago, and we're going
to touch on this as I go through them for you, even on this platform on YouTube, she
said, removing the lip fillers she had.
Since she was 17 years old, you see people get them at a very young age.
And of course, lastly, Courtney Cox, I've had all my filler dissolved,
um, as natural as I can be.
She told new beauty, I feel better because I look like myself.
I think that now I look more like the person I was now.
We interesting because people are doing.
Typically looked like something, a little different with contour, but
also for her age for Courtney Cox, probably to look a little rejuvenated.
So do you want to go back and why would someone have to reverse things when
you're doing something to look younger?
Doesn't make sense.
We're going to talk about it today.
And then she said, I've had to learn to embrace movement and
realize that fillers are not.
Fillers shouldn't need to change movement.
And of course, biostimulators, I talked about all the time.
Don't change your movement, but too much filler certainly could, but
a lot of people confuse Botox and Botox is not a filler Botox stops
movement, fillers fill and contour.
So while they can change.
A lot of people as in here will confuse movement with fillers.
So let's dive in to the four things that I think are most commonly leading to this.
And we'll use some celebrity features as examples because people follow them.
They're out there and they are.
Give us or leave the way for things that or mistakes that maybe
they've done, that we can avoid.
This is all about learning.
So whether you've never had filler before, you might be a little bit concerned
about getting it, you read all kinds of things online and on this channel about
migration and dissolving, or especially if you've been getting them for a while.
A lot of people don't know what direction I should go with.
My.
To look natural.
What are the four most common things?
I see injectors make mistakes or people who are going to get billers.
And why I say that?
Why is it that the consumer can be part of the problem is they often go into
their injector and say, this is what I.
This is what I want.
Big lips.
Okay.
So one of the most important things you can do, if you're a consumer watching
this is listen to your injector, and I know I'm going to get a lot of
kickback on that, but let me qualify.
You should be going to someone that you trust.
You should be in a safe place where you can have Frank discussions and where you
can be heard about your aesthetic design.
But then you should really be using your educated, knowledgeable,
knowledgeable injector who does this every day to give you feedback.
And if we don't have that relationship, that is where things start to go south.
But what are the four most common things you like these videos?
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So number one in these are in no particular order is filling the front
of the face and injectors are guilty.
And consumers are guilty of it because that's where we hear about injecting.
That's where products are often FDA approved and it's
where we see it in the mirror.
So often the patients are happy.
Where am I talking about?
Well, under eyes, cheeks, nasal.
Chin's and of course lips, if we look at Courtney here, this is
exactly what she was talking about.
Look at all of that volume in the front of the face, the cheeks,
the lower area of the nasal labial fold around the edge of the mouth.
Look at all that volume.
Take this picture.
If we look at her now, Anterior cheek projection looks like maybe
she gained maybe 20 or 30 pounds.
That's why if you fill people in the front of the cheek and they don't get
him way, people will still say to them, did you gain a little bit of weight?
They don't like it.
Be careful filling the front.
People like to see it.
They see where their money went, but it doesn't look good.
But you see here, the global increase in volume to try and get that lifting effect.
Last one, here we have.
The cheek again, the anterior cheek, a lot of times the lip is filled with
it and it even makes it look worse.
But you get the idea filling the front of the face, gives that volume look
not good because if something, and especially if money's an issue people
want to see, where did my 800 bucks go?
Who, where did it go?
Can I see it when I go home and look in the.
Can my friends see it and visit, make a good social media picture.
Nothing counts if it isn't on social media anymore.
If no one else sees it while people are like, oh, No one saw it where it's.
So that's number one, injecting the front of the face.
Now, where do people not see things?
Because this is my number two mistake, and that is the preauricular
area, the area in front of the ear.
So people fill the cheeks and lips.
This is left hollow and a good demonstration of that
is Nicole Kidman here.
Look at what we call the preauricular area or the area in front of the.
It's empty now.
I'm sure it's not a money issue here.
However, keep in mind.
There's no real FDA approved hyaluronic acid filler.
There it is expensive, but a filler like a gel would leave a line of
demarcation, sculptor of biosimilar.
Is approved there.
It just said not a lot of people know how to use it.
They're afraid to use it.
It's not dissolvable, but it's one of the best things.
You need something that goes in as a water.
We talk about it on this channel.
A lot.
The benefit is not only does it look normal, three dimensionally
when you have volume.
But it helps pull the face back.
Now, fillers, a lot of people are going to say they don't lift.
Certainly they don't lift.
When you volumize you get a lifting effect, fillers,
contour, biostimulators do lift.
They tighten skin.
And with a bit of volume, you get a lifting effect.
So it's a little play on words, but certainly it looks natural
because if you look at this picture here, if you look on the.
What do people do?
They put their hair down to cover it, say, well, I won't spend the money.
Don't worry.
I put my hair down.
Invariably.
At some point, the hair's going to be up.
It's going to be hollow.
It's not going to look natural and we're trying to get a natural look.
Now, if we look at Julia Roberts here, you see.
The area is filled.
It's a bunch more natural look as opposed to having the big hollow there.
And of course you do get the benefit of the face pulling back, but it allows
you to wear your hair either way.
And the same goes for the temple.
The temple can be a little expensive to fill.
Technically it's a little difficult and it could be dangerous
with gel fillers, especially.
And that's what people know how to use, but when you feel it, it helps lift the
edge of the eye, that volume and a bio stimulator indeed does have lifting effect
and skin tightening devices will not fill.
So those are two areas of hollows that people neglect and it leads to that
unnatural look that we don't like.
And there's two main reasons.
Number one, why people would do it is that they don't see it.
They don't see it in three dimensions or in the mirror.
So they go home.
It can be expensive and then, ah, it doesn't make that big of a difference.
I don't notice it, but what it does, it subtly pulls up the face here.
It takes that aging hollow look away.
So the problem is part the consumer.
Let's go to the injector.
Where does the injector fail?
They don't have the.
So if you come into a clinic and they don't have something exactly for
what you need, you then might be sold something else that they do have.
Oh, we won't worry about this area, but let's do your lips.
Oh yeah.
Let's do it.
No, this is being left.
And the tool that we don't have is often something in a water carrier.
And often that's a bio stimulator for many people in many countries.
That's called Sculptra.
There is PDO P PCL, hyper dilute radius is other options, but it blankets the area.
If you try and go in there with a gel filler or a hyaluronic acid filler, which
are the most popular in most countries, Jupiter, restyling, Belotero, RHA.
In this area, you better get your Bitcoin in your bank account opened up
because it can take multiples of vials.
It will leave a line of demarcation, something that was in as a water,
like sculptor, blankets, the area, and it's much more cost-effective it.
Won't near break the.
You get results over time and you get skin tightening for it.
So these are all proven and studied things.
So that's the preauricular area.
My third area is the jawline doing too much at the jawline, not paying
attention to the by zygomatic width and the, by going here.
And I don't know what mine are.
I'm going to say they're about equal.
I'd have to look, but maybe I could see in the window of this camera, but in a male,
I want this width to be about this width.
Imagine if this was wider now I'm like this one.
When would that happen?
Certainly biting down your masters are too thick.
Um, but if you fill it now, why would I want more and more?
Pulls my face back gives me a stronger jawline.
So some people go overboard and they fill it and then the jawline becomes wider.
Now, if you take a female, It could be upright, straight parallel like this,
but it might be better like this in this angle, like an inverted triangle.
And the reason is the heart shaped base.
And of course the oval face are your number one and two of your
top, um, desired facial shapes.
And by putting too much in the job, Then it can get wide.
Now the patient can falter because they want, they had a
little bit and they loved it.
They want more, and the injector can falter because it's relatively easy to do.
And it's multiple vials.
So it's good revenue, income.
Sorry.
I'll, I'll put more in there if you want it.
Let's just put more and more, but the facial shape, as you know,
from watching this channel of your subscriber is also important.
Number four is only using.
So, where does the consumer go wrong?
They come in and they ask for filler.
And of course they want hyaluronic acid fillers because that's.
Advertise to them.
That's what they see on TV talking Juvederm wrestling again, R a J
fillers, Belotero radius, billers read is more of a biosimilar.
It could be, can kind of consider both.
Um, but I would.
Only using those type of fillers because they can make you look poppy.
Yes, they can migrate.
You can get pillow face, they can wax and wane.
And they last a long time in the face.
So where do injectors go wrong in terms of just doing dermal fillers?
It's because that's what they're trained to do by the companies.
So it's a corporate thing.
Um, there's much more emphasis on fillers for marketing towards.
Injectors aesthetic providers, um, physicians, nurses, PAs, it's a gamut
of people doing these procedures.
Then there is chemical peels devices and the fillers have that instant effect.
So injectors tend to grab the box.
Boom, boom, boom.
On the.
We're all guilty of it at some point or another, but keeping in mind, having
that consult in discussion with the patient takes some time, but it's
important as a provider of services to take your time and have those discussion,
put the brakes on people at times.
What else should you do?
What am I talking about?
What's the answer here?
The answer is.
Doing biostimulators things like sculptor, hyper dilute radius, other
biostimulators in different countries and devices, RF microneedling,
fractionated are CO2 lasers.
IPLS micro needling.
Okay.
All of those treatments that I talked about, chemical peels
and they're on this channel.
So you can watch videos on the mall, but you have got to combine
all those things with healthy.
Exercise eating well, not smoking and skincare routines.
The more skincare routine you do, including sunscreen, the less you ever
need to go to a clinic to get anything.
Of course, genetics play a role in different reasons, but those
will be top four reasons why.
Fillers may be going wrong for people and top four mistakes people can make.
I want to know.
What do you think are some of the top mistakes?
I put a complete playlist up here on hyaluronic acid, fillers, and
down here on things you can do at home in your skincare routine.
Stay tuned here.
Keep your skin and body and beautiful, healthy, and vibrant.