Face filler - have you tried it?

I personally don’t know anyone who has done it but
I would go for it if you can find a tried and tested practitioner near you.

I have decided to go for some Botox next month on my forehead as I have two pronounced frown lines I could do without. Appointments with the person who does them at my salon are like hen's teeth so lots of people are doing it.

I did have botox and fillers when I was working over 10 years ago. The fillers were restylane ( I think) and were really rejuvenating, reducing the lines from nose to mouth and the lines that pull the mouth down in the corners. I had them done at a well known (expensive) clinic by a qualified nurse/ doctor. They were really long lasting, in fact the lines have never fully reappeared. I don't have them done any longer as I am not at work , but I would say check out the practitioner and their qualifications and go for it if you want to. Don't expect any change out of £500.

DiL had it - not that it seemed to make much difference. She looked quite young enough already.

Teetime
Here in Southend those frown lines are called the elevens

Face fillers, hmmmm....have to say my first thought was a couple of jam doughnuts, my favourites, sorry, not had any myself but my eyebrow lady has and she looks terrific

Never, I think you need to embrace any lines and wrinkles they are your history much prefer to see someone with some twinkly crows feet than someone all smooth out like an ironed cloth
Sorry £500 on your face upsets me first world problem ,Love your lines I m sure your future husband does, smile, that ll get rid of the downturn mind you if I spent five hundred quid on my face I would have a down turn

BlueBelle

I did think about it when I was working, and had given up smoking. By the time I had spent months thinking about the cost, I had started smoking again.

petra I think it was working in Southend that gave me the 'elevens'.

I used to work there too.

BlueBelle

Woman after my own heart, Nannylovesshopping!!

If we go down that route, soon faces will have no expression at all. Nothing wrong with getting older. Smile!

I did - got talked into it before my son's wedding a few years back. So instead of nose-to-mouth lines I had a fetching row of tiny pin-prick bruises! Luckily they had faded before the big day but never again. And yes I did go to a reputable practitioner...