How much does fillers cost in your area?

[Dr. Greenberg]

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[Dr. Greenberg]

Bump

 

[Deleted member 7098]

what country?

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

what country?

Any. Just curious how price differs

 

[Deleted member 7098]

major german city, around 300€ per ml

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

bumperino

 

[RichardSpencel]

$500 per ml

$1800 for 4ml

$2150 for 5ml

That was the best I could find.

 

[Deleted member 7098]

$500 per ml

$1800 for 4ml

$2150 for 5ml

That was the best I could find.

cunts acting like they are injecting gold for shit that lasts 6 months

implants > fillers

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

$500 per ml

$1800 for 4ml

$2150 for 5ml

That was the best I could find.

Damn. That's really expensive

 

[lutte]

major german city, around 300€ per ml

Same in sweden 3000-3500 per ml

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

Same in sweden 3000-3500 per ml

3000-3500 EUR per ml!??!?!?

 

[lutte]

3000-3500 EUR per ml!??!?!?

sek

 

[Deleted member 9670]

@Won'tStopNoodling

 

[Bitch]

350 € per ml in my country

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

So most do 350 EUR per ml in my area but there's this one clinic who offers 2ml for 450 EUR, much cheaper than the other ones. I don't understand how. Something shady? Different type of filler used possibly?

@MoeZart @RichardSpencel @lutte @yolojetrollo

 

[Deleted member 7098]

So most do 350 EUR per ml in my area but there's this one clinic who offers 2ml for 450 EUR, much cheaper than the other ones. I don't understand how. Something shady?

@MoeZart @RichardSpencel @lutte @yolojetrollo

the filler itself isn't expensive at all, they only charge by ml to scam retards and because the more they inject the more "modelling" it requires

still retarded to charge €1000s for some 20 minute job

 

[Bitch]

So most do 350 EUR per ml in my area but there's this one clinic who offers 2ml for 450 EUR, much cheaper than the other ones. I don't understand how. Something shady?

@MoeZart @RichardSpencel @lutte @yolojetrollo

Most likely different fillers than most other clinics offer. It just happens that Juvederm Volbella is the cheapest here and set as the standard. There are also many other more expensive fillers that you can choose from here. Do you happen to know the name of the fillers that you are interested in getting?

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

Most likely different fillers than most other clinics offer. It just happens that Juvederm Volbella is the cheapest here and set as the standard. There are also many other more expensive fillers that you can choose from here. Do you happen to know the name of the fillers that you are interested in getting?

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Hmm they seem to be using a filler called "Stylage" but I'm not 100% sure

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

Actually, they use "stylage" for wrinkles and stuff it seems but they do not state what filler they use for cheekbones (which is what I'm looking at). @yolojetrollo

 

[Bitch]

Hmm they seem to be using a filler called "Stylage" but I'm not 100% sure

Try to do some research on it first, look at some pictures of the before and after results online and read some reviews written by people who got them. Good luck.

 

[Bitch]

Actually, they use "stylage" for wrinkles and stuff it seems but they do not state what filler they use for cheekbones (which is what I'm looking at). @yolojetrollo

I’d recommend you write them an email and ask or something, maybe, hopefully they will respond.

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

I’d recommend you write them an email and ask or something, maybe, hopefully they will respond.

Yeah, imma do that. Ty bro

 

[Bewusst]

Although not common, be aware that fillers can clog blood vessels and cause ischemia, including strokes. It does happen and I‘ve seen it

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

Although not common, be aware that fillers can clog blood vessels and cause ischemia, including strokes. It does happen and I‘ve seen it

Area of injection?

 

[Deusmaximus]

Although not common, be aware that fillers can clog blood vessels and cause ischemia, including strokes. It does happen and I‘ve seen it

Fillers can also cause blindness and necrosis. Its important to always use a cannula and not sharp needle for injections.

 

[Deusmaximus]

Area of injection?

Nasolabial, glabella, nose and temple area is the most risky.

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

Nasolabial, glabella, nose and temple area is the most risky.

Ya. I'm doing cheekbones which is a pretty safe area.

 

[Bewusst]

Area of injection?

She didn‘t mention where but it was belotero (hyaluronic acid-based filler). The results were heart failure and a stroke. She was flatlining for 30 seconds and had to be revived. Recovery from the stroke took her over two years with lasting memory deficits

 

[Deusmaximus]

Ya. I'm doing cheekbones which is a pretty safe area.

Still the effect of filler will go down in 6-12 months, but the material stays in your face for years. You will end up bloated, soft and round.
Filler is literally paying money for short term ascension, and long term descension.

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

Still the effect of filler will go down in 6-12 months, but the material stays in your face for years. You will end up bloated, soft and round.
Filler is literally paying money for short term ascension, and long term descension.

Well, I will refill consistently

 

[Bewusst]

Fillers can also cause blindness and necrosis. Its important to always use a cannula and not sharp needle for injections.


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Yes I know. Blindness is also due to ischemia, if the filler clogs an artery that feeds the eyes. Fillers aren‘t safe, just like botox. Personally, I‘ll never get either again. I won‘t try to talk anyone out of it but I‘m gonna continue warning others of the risks these allegedly safe procedures carry. Especially after being affected myself

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

Yes I know. Blindness is also due to ischemia, if the filler clogs an artery that feeds the eyes. Fillers aren‘t safe, just like botox. Personally, I‘ll never get either again. I won‘t try to talk anyone out of it but I‘m gonna continue warning others of the risks these allegedly safe procedures carry. Especially after being affected myself

How were you affected?

 

[Bewusst]

How were you affected?

I have iatrogenic botulism from my last botox treatment

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

I have iatrogenic botulism from my last botox treatment

I'm sorry man. Where did you inject it?

 

[Bewusst]

I'm sorry man. Where did you inject it?

Forehead and temples to change eyebrow position

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

Forehead and temples to change eyebrow position

I see. Is it possible to treat the condition you got from it?

 

[Bitch]

I have iatrogenic botulism from my last botox treatment

Damn, feel sorry for you man. Is it brutal?

 

[Bewusst]

I see. Is it possible to treat the condition you got from it?

Not really. Doctors don‘t believe you anyway because they know nothing about how dangerous botox really is and how it works. I‘m in this alone but if it weren‘t for being poisoned, I‘d likely continue getting injected every couple of months, not knowing it builds up in the system and can travel to distant areas even months to years later. It can trigger even hashimoto’s thyroiditis in susceptible people and my mother had that

 

[Bewusst]

Damn, feel sorry for you man. Is it brutal?

Absolutely. The worst experience I‘ve ever had in my life and I‘ve been through things

 

[Dr. Greenberg]

Not really. Doctors don‘t believe you anyway because they know nothing about how dangerous botox really is and how it works. I‘m in this alone but if it weren‘t for being poisoned, I‘d likely continue getting injected every couple of months, not knowing it builds up in the system and can travel to distant areas even months to years later. It can trigger even hashimoto’s thyroiditis in susceptible people and my mother had that

Damn :/ I think Botox is a lot worse than fillers.

I think fillers for cheekbones (as in my case) is safer than implants, which is pretty much the only other option?

 

[Deleted member 8853]

the filler itself isn't expensive at all, they only charge by ml to scam retards and because the more they inject the more "modelling" it requires

still retarded to charge €1000s for some 20 minute job

How about we buy the fillers and inject ourselves?

 

[Bitch]

How about we buy the fillers and inject ourselves?

Sure if you want to end up looking like this.

 

[Bewusst]

Damn :/ I think Botox is a lot worse than fillers.

I think fillers for cheekbones (as in my case) is safer than implants, which is pretty much the only other option?

That‘s hard to say. Botox is the most potent neurotoxin there is and fillers in itself are not but the outcome if some of it gets stuck in a blood vessel can be equally, if not even more serious.

Implants are probably safer in the short term but you never know how you immune system will react to it (since it‘s a foreign object) and there are many people who developed autoimmune conditions from implants too.

 

[Deleted member 8853]

That‘s hard to say. Botox is the most potent neurotoxin there is and fillers in itself are not but the outcome if some of it gets stuck in a blood vessel can be equally, if not even more serious.

Implants are probably safer in the short term but you never know how you immune system will react to it (since it‘s a foreign object) and there are many people who developed autoimmune conditions from implants too.

So for jaw contouring the best option would be genioplasty + bimax?

 

[Deleted member 10536]

5-100bux/ml at my home clinic.
Depends on the manufacturer.

 

[Deleted member 7776]

Damn :/ I think Botox is a lot worse than fillers.

I think fillers for cheekbones (as in my case) is safer than implants, which is pretty much the only other option?

No. Fillers for cheekbones are horrible, they migrate way easier and more often than jawline and chin fillers do. And they're absolutely inferior when it comes to cheekbone augmentation

 

[Deleted member 10536]

Fillers can also cause blindness and necrosis. Its important to always use a cannula and not sharp needle for injections.


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Such a dumb and bad advise that doesn't really mean anything. Both are dangerous and safe and both are required, depending on type and location.
Both are tools, so both are used.
Your "advice" is same as "you should use hammer to hammer in nails and screws". Which is... Retarded. You need correct tools for the job.
Statistically, as a matter of fact, cannulas result in higher % of complications.

 

[Deusmaximus]

Such a dumb and bad advise that doesn't really mean anything. Both are dangerous and safe and both are required, depending on type and location.
Both are tools, so both are used.
Your "advice" is same as "you should use hammer to hammer in nails and screws". Which is... Retarded. You need correct tools for the job.
Statistically, as a matter of fact, cannulas result in higher % of complications.

Can you give me a example where the use of needles makes more sense than cannula?
Where can i read more about "cannulas result in higher % of complications"???

 

[Beast993]

In serbi 1ml 250e
2ml 500

 

[Deleted member 10536]

Can you give me a example where the use of needles makes more sense than cannula?
Where can i read more about "cannulas result in higher % of complications"???

I've read a study when I was doing my own research. Idk.
Needles make a lot of sense to make spot injections. So like gonials, chin, cheekbones. Cannula useful that I can immediately think of is mandible and nasolabial area. Maybe forehead? But it'd be so uncomfortable, also too risky. Cannulas are shit for depositing filler onto the bone, by design, which is imo what you want to do, to prevent migration. The downside is bone erosion...