Really enjoyed this video …your defiantly an artist when it comes to filler ..love the way you address all the areas of the jawline to help lift and support and not just inject along the jawline ..ty for sharing
Wowww icant get enough of this video its looks so natural and beautiful this doctor is very passionate about is work the ways he transforms that lady's face its magical.
Excellent. I wish you were here in Miami Florida. Congratulations. I enjoy very much learning from you. I am 62 years old and never had any treatments on my face (fillers).
She looks great. I think she would've benefited from an a-frame deformity treatment as well. I wish I lived closer so you could do my face. You're an artist!
Love watching these. Watching your model stay so peaceful shows great technique. Not once I saw tinge a grimace nothing. She looks comfortable through out the whole process.
What a spectacular series! To be honest I personally like the look of her dimples and angular bone structure that result from minimal buccal fat pads. That's just my personal opinion. Regardless, I would love to see more videos like this! Your techniques and tips are fascinating. Thank you!
You are the BEST! I would not trust my face with anyone other than you or professionals that have trained under you! I need to travel across the pond though!😂
What gauge and what length of cannula did you use? Awesome job! I love how you filled in the hollows of the lower face. I also think she would have benefited from some bi-directional cog threads as well bilaterally (I know this was a filler based demonstration ) and maybe a bit of lip filler. This was a natural restoration that easily took 10 years off her. I’m sure she was so excited to see the results ! I love this better than your other videos that just talk about risks and techniques. I am a visual person so please do more videos like this in the future !!!
With this much, she may have been. Most fillers have the option of having lidocaine in them so you are numbing while filling. Your patient really should only feel when you pierce the skin. Either way, keep injection points to a minimum and use a fanning out style from one location to treat multiple layers. When I do my own filler or threads, I don’t use lidocaine. There’s no pain after you are in the skin so there’s really no need. As a new injector, I’d advise you use lidocaine on patients to make you both more comfortable, but you will find yourself using less and less depending upon the patient. Some patients are just jumpy by nature. You’ll get a feel for it with experience and as you develop patient relationships.
Don't think I touched the needle? Supporting the skin just in front- nonetheless there were no complications. Thank you for the comment and kind words!
Beautiful. Question regarding use of cannula and aspiration. I did not notice you regularly aspirating. Is it because of cannula length or because you felt comfortable in that layer ??? Please elaborate if you would and thank you.
I noticed that too. I think when using the canula in places he has already injected he can probably tell by the feel of the canula movement that he's actually in an area where he has already injected and is just filling it out. That was my guess.
Hi, we are based in Manchester, I am not taking any new patients sorry but I have many other medical professionals working at clinic that would be very happy to treat you. You can find more information here - www.skinviva.com I hope this helps
Hi dr Tim I watch your videos with amazement and was wondering if there’s a book that you could suggest for facial anatomy Something affordable too 😊 Thank you 🙏
Doc, when I connected the jaw bone to the chin, what method was used for injection, was it superficial or deep? What is the correct way to inject in this area from the beginning of the jawbone to the chin? I am Egyptian and I want to follow you always and benefit from your information, but I understand a little bit of English. Thank you.
So this is how ALL PATIENTS THAT PAY THE AMOUNT THAT THEY DO. THEY ALL DESERVE TO GET THIS TYPE OF TIME AN TREATMENT. IM ACTUALLY GOING TO SHOW THIS TO WHOMEVER DOES THIS ON MYSELF. MAKING CERTAIN IM GETTING WHAT I PAID FOR
As a Novice I enjoy watching your videos. She has a significant underdeveloped deep lateral fat pads. I would have addressed this primary with a deep injection in the canine fossa and afterwards addressed the superficial fat-pads from the temple to the commissurs with a cannulae. Shadow chasing will, as I understand always give a bumpy look and take a lot of time.
A great plan! We did do some deep alar base work with Lynsey and some cannula work in the superficial planes. Glad our channel has bought you some enjoyment. Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
This is something we wouldn’t recommend. Having seen palsy like effects after having fat dissolving done to the lower face close to nerves. The nerves have a special sheath that is made of fat and if you disrupt that equilibrium the nerve won’t work. It’s not a pretty picture. Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
Is there any reason why you aren’t purely building up the jaw bone line rather than spreading filler into fat pads that will gravitate downward if and when they can? I had check filler placed with cannula that did migrate downward off the placement within a couple of months. The cannula use I understand safety wise but the more I see of ageing faces the more value I see in investing in bone structure filler rather than the changing fat pads
Hi again Daniela and @Amy D . I spoke to Tim and he said that theoretically you're right that the filler could migrate/descend and cause that look. So, that's why product choice becomes very important. Tim uses the Juvederm Vycross range (Voluma in cheeks) and he's used it for so many years that he's confident that it integrates well largely without migrating. Thankfully this has been born out with Lindsay who still looks fab 13 months on. Hope that helps, Miranda
@@anutherapie I had 1 Syringe Radiesse and love the results, key is use small amounts, then you will not have the problem in dissolving it! Furthermore, why dissolving fillers anyway? What is the point? Since you paid for it, and then dissolving?? Key is use small amounts to look natural, we can always come back to get more
Hi. We use the Juvederm Vycross range. At that time they didn't have Volux available, so it was Voluma in chin, jawline, cheeks; Volbella in tear troughs; Volift in nose-to-mouth lines. Hope that helps
This is absolutely amazing to get to watch. It makes me more confident when I will be doing same. I have too say thank you to Timanda for their generosity in sharing their go too knowledge that we can revert to if needed to increase our skill set. You are the best. And what you are doing and have done for then filler word is outstanding. And for your followers. Thank you so much ❤
That was nice to watch that’s what I need but the one who di mind must not know how I ask I’m Not happy . Nothing change hope he know how to fix it I’m Not happy it’s no good
@@nombre1248 Hi there. I don't know anything about fat transfer I'm afraid. Here's my before and after from the same day. Obviously I'm swollen, but I'm have the most natural result :-) (I had Volux, Voluma Volift and Volbella) instagram.com/p/CFNtUD4DquO/
I have a question: if applying filler along the male jawline (Radiesse) with a cannula, then when the person opens his mouth wide wouldn't the filler not stay along the jawline (as opposed to needle technique injected to the periosteum). In other words , wouldn't you see a 'line' of filler above the jawline when the mouth is opened wide? I am not an injector, but my understanding is that the cannula technique applies the filler more superficial. Is this correct? If so, I would think it wouldn't stay put when the face is moving, especially when opening jaw wide. Is this correct? Thank you.
Great video! I was injected with filler in my cheeks 8 months ago for acne scars, and developed swelling in my cheeks, it swells up when I eat + looking way more swollen in the morning. My dr has been injecting high concentrstions of hyarulonidase and I first saw improvement after the 4th dissolvement session, but it has not totally resolved. What could have happened to me? Is the filler located in the salivary gland? Could it be an injury even tho hyarulonidase improved it? I had an MRI which showed increased fluid area aprox 10-12mm into my skin on the cheek where most my swelling is located, is it logical that that is filler? Thank you in advance, i of course do not expect you to comment but it would be wonderful, merry christmas from sweden
It's possible there is some salivary gland injury - the gland may have a tear causing saliva to leak into an adjacent space, but it's very unlikely to be the same on both sides- is it symmetrical? Blockage of the duct is less likely and something a firm massage would hopefully resolve- this would also be one side only. If it is something you are getting on both sides an immune reaction is most likely and hyaluronidase should help get rid of it.
@@DrTimPearce The majority of the swelling is on one side, where also most fillers are. But I definetly have swelling on both sides upon waking up and eating. If Hyarulonidase improved the condition, logically it would make sense to say there is no salivary gland injury?
@@DrTimPearce Also, if salivary gland injury was the case, does it heal by itself? How long does it take if you would estimate? Appreaciate these answers, thank you
@@diskursen you need to go to your doctor and tell them you talked to a plastic surgeon who told you you may have a salivary gland injury and you need to be checked out and treated
There's always a risk, and larger volume treatments more so- but I saw her 18 months later and there was no signs of that at all. I keep a close eye on larger volumes (my highest ever volume treatment 1as 30 mls over two sessions and it lasted extremely well- many years later there was benefit without any clinical signs of migration- but I do think it's right to consider this carefully.
What could cause the loss of so much Buccal fat in a patient, please? How old is your patient? And where are you? When this pandemic is over, I would gladly fly to you........
My questions you took very great care Here to restore the beauty as you can see and were clearly stating throughout and restoring the fat pads is this the aim of every professional I mean I believe also you were refering to this woman paid $4000 to have everything restored in one go I am concerned that if I get mine done bit by bit that the person who's doing the treatment may not be extremely well trained in the facial anatomy and have the same goals they may just stick a needle in to get rid of a fold and make it dissapear rather than actual precise placement to create the beauty I am after if that makes sense ??... I'm making lots of notes and educating myself I don't want a half hearted treatment for big Bucks does that make sense by time I have my treatment I will know exactly everything aboute everything from the experts and will I be able to go in and guide them what to do also I mean express what I want to a degree or will I just have to accept what they give me ??...hope you understand what I'm saying or where I'm coming from I don't want shoddy treatment I want treatment that gives the desired goals
I m the same i see doctor luna in quebec canada and he goes little by little at a time that way i can aford it and he is magical to,and you have to trust your doctor if not dont do it ....and it is good to wacht videos like thisone because you will know what to inspect and by the way it was a incroyable video ......🔥⚡my advice start with what bother you the most that way you can aford it baby step 😁
I don't think we can redefine beauty- it is what it is. There is the beauty of the individual- which is more of poetic and timeless beauty- and then there is the biological beauty. Biological beauty In humans is largely focused on the female form in youth because it represents our most valuable asset as a species the limited time and potential to reproduce and create a healthy next generation. There is power in both, and it's up to each individual to decide what they need to optimise their life.
One of the earlier signs of aging is loosing the volume that gives a tight young looking skin. I don't wish to age exposing my bones but smoothly cover them without deforming a beautiful natural face into a baloon. This woman is naturally beautiful and the achieved result is natural. What else can you ask for?
@@DrTimPearce I don't know. I kind of disagree that beauty is all about youth and biology. Well, maybe chemistry. In the 90's it was the waif with the strong jaw. Now it's all about the curves. Years ago obese women were considered attractive. I think the idea of beauty for many people is defined by trends. I've had super hot boyfriends that became repulsive because of their personalities. I've also fallen in love with a poet/artist that I had turned down over and over. Eventually he won me over and I genuinely found him beautiful. Cookie cutter beauty is also just so boring. Don't get me wrong. I love aesthetics and minimally invasive procedures are wonderful. I just prefer that mine don't leave me looking like everyone else. I'm 50 and I love the hollows in my cheeks. It means I don't have to deal with time consuming contouring.
@@maiselph575 So be yourself. If you don't want to be done on your body then don't do it. This woman desire to have a filler enhancement and let her be. The doctor just amazingly helped her to achieve her desire. Looking at the before and after pic, the doctor has done a great great job!!!
Thanks for your comment Umm. Tim did a full consultation with Lindsay, and lips were not part of her wishes. It's important to only treat that which will contribute to a patient's well being, by their own definition.
How does so much product in so many places look 5 months down the road? Doesn't filler move around and expand, essentially blurring all the delineation you so painstakingly worked on?
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![WATCH DR TIM INJECT! Cheeks, Jawline, Tear Troughs, Chin & Temples Live [Aesthetics Mastery Show]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rdCvRQv1Q9s/mqdefault.jpg)
Thank you kindly for showing a detailed and well conveyed procedure on a live model. It looks beautiful and natural.
Thank you so much for your kind comment. I'm so pleased it served you.
Who the hell would actually give this a thumbs down?!! Someone who wishes they had this kind of skill perhaps? Unbelievable.
Really enjoyed this video …your defiantly an artist when it comes to filler ..love the way you address all the areas of the jawline to help lift and support and not just inject along the jawline ..ty for sharing
Wowww icant get enough of this video its looks so natural and beautiful this doctor is very passionate about is work the ways he transforms that lady's face its magical.
Excellent. I wish you were here in Miami Florida. Congratulations. I enjoy very much learning from you. I am 62 years old and never had any treatments on my face (fillers).
I often wish I was in Miami too ;-)
This is so fascinating to watch
.what expertise , to literally see reconstruction of a person's face is a gift ..you are amazing
Amazing work! Thank you so much for sharing. I am always trying to learn.
INCREDIBLE USE OF MATERIALS,IN THE RIGHT HANDS!
She looks great. I think she would've benefited from an a-frame deformity treatment as well.
I wish I lived closer so you could do my face. You're an artist!
Woow woow
I loved your honesty in saying you wanted to get a nice jaw line
Well done
Love watching these. Watching your model stay so peaceful shows great technique. Not once I saw tinge a grimace nothing. She looks comfortable through out the whole process.
Thank you Dr Tim for the amazing demonstration. Is it possible to know which products you used in each area,,
I learned so much more from you.
I Love your VDO Dr.
Thank you so so much.
What a spectacular series! To be honest I personally like the look of her dimples and angular bone structure that result from minimal buccal fat pads. That's just my personal opinion. Regardless, I would love to see more videos like this! Your techniques and tips are fascinating. Thank you!
You are the BEST! I would not trust my face with anyone other than you or professionals that have trained under you! I need to travel across the pond though!😂
Amazing work
Amazing, you are an artist!
Loved the result really welldone
Thank you Dr Tim. Amazing. Really looking forward to your next post.
So glad to hear it gave you value, Spenta, thank you.
Fantastic!very good job!!!
Wow this is amazing
What a great transformation! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
That’s really amazing! I am a 52 year old living in Shanghai and trying to figure out what I would like to have done and this was super helpful
If you ever come to Shanghai for Technique best practice sharing I would volunteer to be your model
Super informative, thank you!
Hi Nicola. Very glad you found it useful. Thanks for commenting 🙌
Great presentation thanks, much appreciated!
Kind of you to say, thank you Kerry. Very glad you enjoyed it.
This is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!
Pleasure, thanks for your feedback Ashley.
Dr. Where are you ? . I'm'm living in Scottsdale Arizona. I would like to see you...Thank you..
FABULOUS WORK
Thank you for the video
Thank you 🙏 from Thailand 🇹🇭
Glad you found it useful, thank you.
AMAZING results!!! 👏 So grateful for injectors like you who are willing to share your knowledge! Just priceless!
Amazing results 🎉
What gauge and what length of cannula did you use? Awesome job! I love how you filled in the hollows of the lower face. I also think she would have benefited from some bi-directional cog threads as well bilaterally (I know this was a filler based demonstration ) and maybe a bit of lip filler. This was a natural restoration that easily took 10 years off her. I’m sure she was so excited to see the results !
I love this better than your other videos that just talk about risks and techniques. I am a visual person so please do more videos like this in the future !!!
Thank you for your feedback.
We used mainly a 50mm cannula 25G but I also like the 38mm too.
I'm just curious, I'm new to this field. Did she have some local anaesthetic, or was she really just that comfortable?
Ok good question!!!!
With this much, she may have been. Most fillers have the option of having lidocaine in them so you are numbing while filling. Your patient really should only feel when you pierce the skin. Either way, keep injection points to a minimum and use a fanning out style from one location to treat multiple layers. When I do my own filler or threads, I don’t use lidocaine. There’s no pain after you are in the skin so there’s really no need. As a new injector, I’d advise you use lidocaine on patients to make you both more comfortable, but you will find yourself using less and less depending upon the patient. Some patients are just jumpy by nature. You’ll get a feel for it with experience and as you develop patient relationships.
no need for that. lidocaine also totally unnesessary in these areas
This is amazing content ! Really reinforces how little 4 ml actually is doesn’t it ! Brilliant thanks 😊
Very true, K! Thank you for your kind words, glad you found it useful.
In the introductory email from Dr, he said 14 mil not 4 mil!!!!!!
Thanks so much, is really fantastic
Thank you for wonderful demo ! Good learing for me.
I am a bit worry about your aseptic procedure; glove , needle touch etc.
Don't think I touched the needle? Supporting the skin just in front- nonetheless there were no complications. Thank you for the comment and kind words!
Perfect injection
Thank you for this interesting video
Hello! Fantastic video! Thank you! May I ask what gage and length cannula that you are using? Thx!
Amazing!
What a fascinating video!
Awesome video 💥🌟🌟🌟✨✨✨
Thank you Ruth! ✨
Looks so much better!! 😍
You done a amazing job!
So glad it helped, Jenna, thank you.
Wonderful video thank you..
Amazing ❤️
Beautiful job ❤
Excellent !!!!
Dr. Tim i am your big fan.
good work thank you
Thanks for sharing!! How many mls did you inject in total?
Amazing Tim, keep them
Coming loving these vids ❤️
So pleased they're serving you, Liss. Thank you for the feedback :) Miranda
I so appreciate these videos. I only wish you were in the states. ❤️
That's so kind, Shella, thank you.
What the point to do aspiration when the cannula is moved constantly?
Beautiful. Question regarding use of cannula and aspiration. I did not notice you regularly aspirating. Is it because of cannula length or because you felt comfortable in that layer ??? Please elaborate if you would and thank you.
I noticed that too. I think when using the canula in places he has already injected he can probably tell by the feel of the canula movement that he's actually in an area where he has already injected and is just filling it out. That was my guess.
Where is your office?
Can we discuss Lindsay's gorgeous facial structure???
What size cannula is recommended for the law line?
She looks amazing after….Can a similar result be achieved with Sculptra? How many vials of Sculptra would it take?
Are you available for new clients in the future and where are you located please ?
Hi, we are based in Manchester, I am not taking any new patients sorry but I have many other medical professionals working at clinic that would be very happy to treat you. You can find more information here - www.skinviva.com I hope this helps
Good filler wrinkles and dimples smile excelent film
Please name of the filler and plane of injection
Hi dr Tim
I watch your videos with amazement and was wondering if there’s a book that you could suggest for facial anatomy
Something affordable too 😊
Thank you 🙏
Hi there, 1. Facial Topography of the face if you want real anatomy from cadavers
2. The Face: Pictorial atlas of clinical anatomy
What size cannula used? Thank you. ❤️
25gauge
Hi Doc what length of cannula did you use for marionett and chin correction??? So that both can be addressed from same entry point!
50mm
25gauge
Doc, when I connected the jaw bone to the chin, what method was used for injection, was it superficial or deep?
What is the correct way to inject in this area from the beginning of the jawbone to the chin? I am Egyptian and I want to follow you always and benefit from your information, but I understand a little bit of English. Thank you.
Absolutely amazing. My question is how many days after the treatment you can see allergies from the filler. Thank you very much from Greece
Gg ffrfffffftrgt
So this is how ALL PATIENTS THAT PAY THE AMOUNT THAT THEY DO. THEY ALL DESERVE TO GET THIS TYPE OF TIME AN TREATMENT. IM ACTUALLY GOING TO SHOW THIS TO WHOMEVER DOES THIS ON MYSELF. MAKING CERTAIN IM GETTING WHAT I PAID FOR
Her dimples looked great
Some would say so too but each individual has their own insecurities.
Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
Which product for the buccal fat restoration?
Looks great and very natural.
Good film,filler dimples smile excelent
Would she benefit from Sculptra?
Great stuff. What size canulla do you recommend for the buccal filling?
25 gauge 50mm
I have often thought about having liposuction inside my cheeks, mine are so fat inside my mouth I bite them all the time
As a Novice I enjoy watching your videos. She has a significant underdeveloped deep lateral fat pads. I would have addressed this primary with a deep injection in the canine fossa and afterwards addressed the superficial fat-pads from the temple to the commissurs with a cannulae. Shadow chasing will, as I understand always give a bumpy look and take a lot of time.
A great plan! We did do some deep alar base work with Lynsey and some cannula work in the superficial planes. Glad our channel has bought you some enjoyment.
Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
Yeah she does look bumpy in her after picture but hopefully it's just swelling
Dont think I can have my face pierced 600 times! Scary
Can I use fat dissolve with this needle on my buccul fat? Where can I buy this needle
This is something we wouldn’t recommend. Having seen palsy like effects after having fat dissolving done to the lower face close to nerves. The nerves have a special sheath that is made of fat and if you disrupt that equilibrium the nerve won’t work. It’s not a pretty picture.
Kind regards Mary. Clinical advisor for Dr Tim
Is there any reason why you aren’t purely building up the jaw bone line rather than spreading filler into fat pads that will gravitate downward if and when they can?
I had check filler placed with cannula that did migrate downward off the placement within a couple of months. The cannula use I understand safety wise but the more I see of ageing faces the more value I see in investing in bone structure filler rather than the changing fat pads
Good job sir
You forget lip augmentation
Hi Ahmed. Thanks for your comment. I don't think lip aug was on Lindsay's list of desired treatments.
Doesn’t the filler injected in the fat pads of the buccal areas descend over time, creating more “bulldog-like” appearance?
Hi Daniela. Great question. I'll ask Tim and get back to you. Lindsay is still looking fab though (13 months on).
@@mirandapearcemindset would love the answer to this question too. However, my guess is that he well thought all scenarios.
Hi again Daniela and @Amy D . I spoke to Tim and he said that theoretically you're right that the filler could migrate/descend and cause that look. So, that's why product choice becomes very important. Tim uses the Juvederm Vycross range (Voluma in cheeks) and he's used it for so many years that he's confident that it integrates well largely without migrating. Thankfully this has been born out with Lindsay who still looks fab 13 months on. Hope that helps, Miranda
I l love her hollows . How can I achieve her hollows 😅 cheeks? I go to aesthetics med spa in opks usa
Wow once you were done I loved her cheeke even more
Is numbing first done? 😬
Yes it is
Why not used Radiesse?
@@anutherapie I had 1 Syringe Radiesse and love the results, key is use small amounts, then you will not have the problem in dissolving it! Furthermore, why dissolving fillers anyway? What is the point? Since you paid for it, and then dissolving?? Key is use small amounts to look natural, we can always come back to get more
What filler did you use for each area?
Hi. We use the Juvederm Vycross range. At that time they didn't have Volux available, so it was Voluma in chin, jawline, cheeks; Volbella in tear troughs; Volift in nose-to-mouth lines. Hope that helps
This is absolutely amazing to get to watch. It makes me more confident when I will be doing same. I have too say thank you to Timanda for their generosity in sharing their go too knowledge that we can revert to if needed to increase our skill set.
You are the best. And what you are doing and have done for then filler word is outstanding. And for your followers. Thank you so much ❤
Dr. Pearce: were you in layer 4 filling the buccal area?
That was nice to watch that’s what I need but the one who di mind must not know how I ask I’m
Not happy . Nothing change hope he know how to fix it I’m
Not happy it’s no good
So.. it safe to use more then 6ml to do the face treat Dr.
Definitely. I had 16ml in one sitting :-)
@@mirandapearcemindset oh god..you must have been tender after that!
@@mirandapearcemindset at that point isn’t fat transfer better
@@pinksharpener4348 It was actually fine. A bit tender around the jaw for a couple of days, but not much else. I had a wonderfully gentle injector ;-)
@@nombre1248 Hi there. I don't know anything about fat transfer I'm afraid. Here's my before and after from the same day. Obviously I'm swollen, but I'm have the most natural result :-) (I had Volux, Voluma Volift and Volbella) instagram.com/p/CFNtUD4DquO/
I have a question: if applying filler along the male jawline (Radiesse) with a cannula, then when the person opens his mouth wide wouldn't the filler not stay along the jawline (as opposed to needle technique injected to the periosteum). In other words , wouldn't you see a 'line' of filler above the jawline when the mouth is opened wide? I am not an injector, but my understanding is that the cannula technique applies the filler more superficial. Is this correct? If so, I would think it wouldn't stay put when the face is moving, especially when opening jaw wide. Is this correct? Thank you.
Great video! I was injected with filler in my cheeks 8 months ago for acne scars, and developed swelling in my cheeks, it swells up when I eat + looking way more swollen in the morning. My dr has been injecting high concentrstions of hyarulonidase and I first saw improvement after the 4th dissolvement session, but it has not totally resolved. What could have happened to me? Is the filler located in the salivary gland? Could it be an injury even tho hyarulonidase improved it? I had an MRI which showed increased fluid area aprox 10-12mm into my skin on the cheek where most my swelling is located, is it logical that that is filler? Thank you in advance, i of course do not expect you to comment but it would be wonderful, merry christmas from sweden
It's possible there is some salivary gland injury - the gland may have a tear causing saliva to leak into an adjacent space, but it's very unlikely to be the same on both sides- is it symmetrical? Blockage of the duct is less likely and something a firm massage would hopefully resolve- this would also be one side only. If it is something you are getting on both sides an immune reaction is most likely and hyaluronidase should help get rid of it.
@@DrTimPearce The majority of the swelling is on one side, where also most fillers are. But I definetly have swelling on both sides upon waking up and eating. If Hyarulonidase improved the condition, logically it would make sense to say there is no salivary gland injury?
@@DrTimPearce Also, if salivary gland injury was the case, does it heal by itself? How long does it take if you would estimate? Appreaciate these answers, thank you
@@DrTimPearce Hi again, if there is a salivary gland injury, what is the solution/treatment for this problem?
@@diskursen you need to go to your doctor and tell them you talked to a plastic surgeon who told you you may have a salivary gland injury and you need to be checked out and treated
You don't think she needs something like sculptra? Won't the filler that replaced all her fat pads eventually migrate??
There's always a risk, and larger volume treatments more so- but I saw her 18 months later and there was no signs of that at all.
I keep a close eye on larger volumes (my highest ever volume treatment 1as 30 mls over two sessions and it lasted extremely well- many years later there was benefit without any clinical signs of migration- but I do think it's right to consider this carefully.
What could cause the loss of so much Buccal fat in a patient, please? How old is your patient? And where are you? When this pandemic is over, I would gladly fly to you........
I suspect it's just a genetic variation rather than something the patient could control. I believe she was around 40. We are based in Manchester, UK.
@@DrTimPearce thank you kindly. I am 73 but I have never been in the sun, never smoked, never drank - and I’m ready for the full treatment.
My questions you took very great care Here to restore the beauty as you can see and were clearly stating throughout and restoring the fat pads is this the aim of every professional I mean I believe also you were refering to this woman paid $4000 to have everything restored in one go I am concerned that if I get mine done bit by bit that the person who's doing the treatment may not be extremely well trained in the facial anatomy and have the same goals they may just stick a needle in to get rid of a fold and make it dissapear rather than actual precise placement to create the beauty I am after if that makes sense ??... I'm making lots of notes and educating myself I don't want a half hearted treatment for big Bucks does that make sense by time I have my treatment I will know exactly everything aboute everything from the experts and will I be able to go in and guide them what to do also I mean express what I want to a degree or will I just have to accept what they give me ??...hope you understand what I'm saying or where I'm coming from I don't want shoddy treatment I want treatment that gives the desired goals
I m the same i see doctor luna in quebec canada and he goes little by little at a time that way i can aford it and he is magical to,and you have to trust your doctor if not dont do it ....and it is good to wacht videos like thisone because you will know what to inspect and by the way it was a incroyable video ......🔥⚡my advice start with what bother you the most that way you can aford it baby step 😁
I would love to be your guinea pig any time. Seriously.
maybe we need to redefine the concept of aging and beauty - maybe we don't want to have a fat face after a certain age.
I don't think we can redefine beauty- it is what it is.
There is the beauty of the individual- which is more of poetic and timeless beauty- and then there is the biological beauty.
Biological beauty In humans is largely focused on the female form in youth because it represents our most valuable asset as a species the limited time and potential to reproduce and create a healthy next generation.
There is power in both, and it's up to each individual to decide what they need to optimise their life.
One of the earlier signs of aging is loosing the volume that gives a tight young looking skin. I don't wish to age exposing my bones but smoothly cover them without deforming a beautiful natural face into a baloon. This woman is naturally beautiful and the achieved result is natural. What else can you ask for?
@@p.b4287 thank you, totally what the intention was.
@@DrTimPearce I don't know. I kind of disagree that beauty is all about youth and biology. Well, maybe chemistry. In the 90's it was the waif with the strong jaw. Now it's all about the curves. Years ago obese women were considered attractive. I think the idea of beauty for many people is defined by trends. I've had super hot boyfriends that became repulsive because of their personalities. I've also fallen in love with a poet/artist that I had turned down over and over. Eventually he won me over and I genuinely found him beautiful. Cookie cutter beauty is also just so boring. Don't get me wrong. I love aesthetics and minimally invasive procedures are wonderful. I just prefer that mine don't leave me looking like everyone else. I'm 50 and I love the hollows in my cheeks. It means I don't have to deal with time consuming contouring.
@@maiselph575 So be yourself. If you don't want to be done on your body then don't do it. This woman desire to have a filler enhancement and let her be. The doctor just amazingly helped her to achieve her desire. Looking at the before and after pic, the doctor has done a great great job!!!
But more so it's looking masculine face makeover.. Finial angle lifting, cheek feel, medial Cheek prominence
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Could she not have been helped with just a little more filler in the cheeks....also some lip filler to enhance the lips...
Thanks for your comment Umm. Tim did a full consultation with Lindsay, and lips were not part of her wishes. It's important to only treat that which will contribute to a patient's well being, by their own definition.
How does so much product in so many places look 5 months down the road? Doesn't filler move around and expand, essentially blurring all the delineation you so painstakingly worked on?
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