Lip injections - restylane, juvuderm, etc

[madelinerose]

It's so hard for me to find a good injector in MD.

 

DoggieDash84 & jiffer72, call/Google Bernard Krupp and/or Darab Hormozi, both located in Towson.

 

I personally know nothing about them, but have heard good things from others. Good luck. ;)

[DoggieDash84]

DoggieDash84 & jiffer72, call/Google Bernard Krupp and/or Darab Hormozi, both located in Towson.

 

I personally know nothing about them, but have heard good things from others. Good luck. ;)

 

Thanks!! This really is a big help!

[ladycaveat]

I've had the injections several times . . . everything from Juvaderm(sp) to Restalin(sp). Someone said it feels like a bee sting and that exactly how it feels. My doctor is a plastic surgeon (his claim to fame was attaching John Bobbet's penis after his wife cut it off years ago). He's an excellent doctor and wouldn't go to anyone else.

[blancawilliams]

I'm a three year addict on Botox, and had my first Juvederm Ultra put in my marionette lines yesterday. I was so afraid, but am pleased! Next time I will get more! They applied a numbing cream 20 minutes before and it didn't hurt anymore than the Botox. Love these products!!!;)

 

Is Botox works well?

[toxicfairy]

I've never had it done but I did notice signs at my dentists office. I saw it and thought well he does do a good job with needles in my mouth so I can see how they would be qualified. Maybe look into it at your local dentist or ask around there.

[iheartbda]

I've never had it done but I did notice signs at my dentists office. I saw it and thought well he does do a good job with needles in my mouth so I can see how they would be qualified. Maybe look into it at your local dentist or ask around there.

No, no, NOOOO!

 

There's a reason doctors have training for specific things. Just because a dentist can handle needles in the mouth has absolutely nothing to do with getting any kind of filler or Botox.

 

On the flip side, a dermatologist/plastic surgeon who is good with needles and injecting fillers would not be qualified, or even able, to do any dental work.

 

I, for one, would be concerned if I saw such a sign in my dentist's office. That dentist probably took some weekend course and now thinks they are qualified. Believe it or not, a friend of mine's husband is an oral surgeon who tried offering such procedures. His daughter is a nurse and she practiced on her mother. It was a disaster since she couldn't get it quite right, tried again and made it even worse. You would not have wanted to see my friend.

Edited October 22, 2016 by iheartbda