guys do fillers on face actually isn't good for longterm?

[Muhammed_77]

is it?

 

[geenk worg]

It's widely considered safe.

 

[davidlaidisme67]

It’s safer than surgery but I would say still get surgery tbh

 

[lurking truecel]

Depends on what you mean good ? Its safe but you stretch skin out like you do with implants or bimax but it fades with time. Stretching out skin and then losing that volume will have an effect on skin, its just reasoning

 

[Gandy]

When you read about the filler migration nightmares on random discussion forums and reddit, keep in mind most of these experiences come from poor women on shoestring budgets who get the cheapest nurse to inject them in the wrong spots, in the wrong injection angles, with the wrong filler types and wrong amounts.

When you pay 3x more and get an actual doctor or plastic surgeon (preferably male) to inject the filler straight to the bone at the right angle, there is no chance the filler can magically "migrate". It will also last much longer than average - as long as 3-5+ years.

 

[Muhammed_77]

When you read about the filler migration nightmares on random discussion forums and reddit, keep in mind most of these experiences come from poor women on shoestring budgets who get the cheapest nurse to inject them in the wrong spots, in the wrong injection angles, with the wrong filler types and wrong amounts.

When you pay 3x more and get an actual doctor or plastic surgeon (preferably male) to inject the filler straight to the bone at the right angle, there is no chance the filler can magically "migrate". It will also last much longer than average - as long as 3-5+ years.

(preferably male) i so agree with that statement

 

[svarddre]

Worth it if you can afford it. They last long enough to be cost effective imo. Most people on here have this weird idea that filler will migrate most of the time which is false.

 

[chrishell]

Even when done with a competent doctor it can still migrate. It will just not migrate by means of magic as some suggest. It will migrate according to science research. It will migrate less with a doctor than with a nurse. But it will still migrate.

 

[svarddre]

Even when done with a competent doctor it can still migrate. It will just not migrate by means of magic as some suggest. It will migrate according to science research. It will migrate less with a doctor than with a nurse. But it will still migrate.

Saying it “will” migrate is completely wrong. There are many nuances - like location of injection, the type of filler, how much filler, and then experience of injector. Places like the chin and jaw are ideal for filler in terms of reducing migration risk

 

[chrishell]

Saying it “will” migrate is completely wrong. There are many nuances - like location of injection, the type of filler, how much filler, and then experience of injector. Places like the chin and jaw are ideal for filler in terms of reducing migration risk

Not doing fillers at all also helps reduce migration risk.

 

[nonNT]

no risk no rarri if you're below htn facially you have nothing to lose

 

[Muhammed_77]

no risk no rarri if you're below htn facially you have nothing to lose

it will migrate stupid nigger

 

[william.]

it will migrate stupid nigger

Can*

 

[Muhammed_77]

Can*

nah it will after some years

 

[genes_reroll]

Saying it “will” migrate is completely wrong. There are many nuances - like location of injection, the type of filler, how much filler, and then experience of injector. Places like the chin and jaw are ideal for filler in terms of reducing migration risk

Chin and jaw should cause bone erosion long term it's even worse than silicone it's constantly moving and pushing to ur bones

 

[william.]

nah it will after some years

are you lowiq sir?

 

[svarddre]

Chin and jaw should cause bone erosion long term it's even worse than silicone it's constantly moving and pushing to ur bones

Seems to be mostly confined to the chin region for some reason, 1/2 treatments should be fine but your end goal should be implant anyway