Nasolabial Folds: Is It True That Nasolabial Fillers Move?

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As time passes and we get older, our faces naturally undergo the aging process.

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The forehead sags from top to bottom, and the under-eye area sags toward the mouth.

In the midface, phenomena such as deepening nasolabial folds and sunken cheeks appear.

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For those with significant sagging, we can lift the skin using thread lifting,

and some patients also receive fillers for sunken nasolabial folds.

Because the nasolabial area has a lot of movement, there is a saying that the filler can migrate.

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Today, let's find out if it's true that nasolabial fillers move.

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Nasolabial fillers: is it true that they move?

For those concerned about sagging front cheeks and nasolabial folds,

we believe that nasolabial fillers performed alongside thread lifting are highly effective.

By placing the filler as deeply as possible and using an under-correction concept rather than a large volume,

we aim to minimize the movement of the filler.

However, depending on your usual facial expressions and movements, it is also true

that there is a possibility of lateral migration outward from the nasolabial folds, so a proper consultation is necessary.

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Has your curiosity about nasolabial filler migration been resolved?

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We will return with even more informative content next time😍

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