Hyaluronic acid-based lip fillers, such as Juvederm and Restylane, are designed to be less likely to migrate compared to other types of fillers. This is because hyaluronic acid is a natural component of the skin and body, meaning it integrates well with existing tissue and doesn't move as much. In addition, Voluma is a solid filler that gives it the advantage of not migrating to surrounding tissues. For patients who want more drastic changes, Voluma allows more product to be placed with less risk of displacement.
Surprisingly, even though the product is the thickest on this list, it feels very natural. In addition, we have found that this product has the least clumping despite the fact that this is a reported side effect. Calcium hydroxylapatite is produced biosynthetically, meaning that no animals or animal products are used. This reduces the risk of an allergic reaction and skin tests are not required.
This type of dermal filler is known to produce a very natural result, it does not migrate and side effects are rare. This dermal filler was first used in dentistry and reconstructive surgery and has a long history of safety. In my experience, Restylane is less likely to migrate than Juvederm. This is due to its more granular nature, meaning it spreads less once injected on the skin.
This can be beneficial when injecting into certain areas, such as the lips, but greater extensibility may be desired when working with other areas. Hyaluronic acid polymer chains can vary greatly in length (measured by molecular weight) and these chains are cross-linked to form gels that form hyaluronic fillers that are injected into the face. Filler migration: some products move from the area that the injector wanted and are moved to an area they didn't want them to like: the white part of the lip (the part of the lip that contains skin). It's extracted and reformulated, and has now become one of the most popular types of injectable fillers.
Of course, you can expect different results from different products within several brands of filler, that's their purpose. Therefore, a newer product on the market is Restylane Kysse and it has a lot of great qualities, including perhaps the softest filler on the market. Nichols points out that, since most fillers are semi-permanent, they are metabolized and broken down; hyaluronic acid-based fillers, for example, take nine to 12 months to dissolve on their own. The area may gradually swell and deform, even years after the initial placement of the filler.
Its formulations, in my opinion and experience, are superior to those of other brands of fillers for this indication. I have all the fillers available and know their properties in advance, so I can choose the one that is most appropriate for each patient's unique facial features. However, the migration of fillers does happen, so two professionals stepped in here to help clarify what actually causes filler migration, how to fix it and, most importantly, how you can avoid it from the start. Dermal fillers are minimally invasive injections that can be made of hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxyapatite, or other ingredients, which minimize facial lines and give volume to the skin.
The filler absorbs water naturally and lays flat, so massage techniques are also important to improve and maintain results. It's best to find a trustworthy dermatologist or plastic surgeon if you want to follow this path to correct filler migration. This is precisely why you will want to consult a qualified professional before treatment to identify which filler is best for the tissue in the area where you are being injected and to make sure that they are using that filler and not another. Horn explains that migration can be like a “pronounced feeling of fullness” in an area adjacent to where volume was desired in the first place.
