Fillers and longevity

[reeven]

I'm thinking on using them on zygos and jaw. Will the effect go fully away in 6 months/a year?

 

[reeven]

I don't have enough money for implants and I wanna test how it might look like.

 

[Deleted member 253922]

no point, just save up for implants

 

[chadVSvirgin]

just get implants man

 

[Nodesbitch]

I'm thinking on using them on zygos and jaw. Will the effect go fully away in 6 months/a year?

hyaluronic acid (HA) filler in the zygomatic and mandible typically last 9-18 months, depending on the brand, placement depth, metabolism, and technique

but i would advise not doing filler and getting implants instead, here is why, the effects of it gradually fades and as your body breaks down the HA it doesn't disappear, if done properly they won't cause sagging, but there is always a chance

also some background on what HA actually is, it is a sugar molecule found in skin and connective tissue, it binds to water, which creates volume, overtime your body will produce enzymes (hyaluronidase) that break down the HA into simple sugars, whcih are then metabolized and excreted

again, id advise against it, if you want surgery tips lmk

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