Marionette Treatment in Newcastle
Marionette Filler
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As we age, the corners of our mouths can begin to turn downwards, accompanied by the formation of a line that extends down to our jawline. This area, known as the marionette, can also become more pronounced and wrinkled as we move our mouth. The good news is that by injecting dermal filler into the marionette area, we can achieve a natural and rejuvenated appearance around the mouth, as well as softening the marionette line that has formed in the area.
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There are two methods to treat the marionette area - directly or indirectly. Indirect marionette treatment involves assessing the entire face for any volume loss that may have occurred as a result of the aging process. By filling these areas, we can achieve a lift higher up and further back in the face, which can effectively soften the marionette lines.
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In some cases, we may choose to treat the marionette area directly for a variety of reasons. This involves injecting the dermal filler directly around the marionette line, resulting in an improved skin texture and a softened appearance of the line. Dr. Kane Aesthetics Co. provides a complimentary 45-minute consultation where we can evaluate and discuss which option is most suitable for your needs.
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FAQS
Will this area be treated directly?
This can be discussed at consultation however Dr. Kane will assess what will achieve optimum results for your face. Your mid face will be initially assessed and if there is deemed to be significant volume loss in this area then Dr. Kane may suggest treating this area first to achieve a more natural lift before treating the marionettel folds directly.
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Will it hurt?
This area is not usually sensitive. In addition Dr Kane has developed a number of methods to make the procedure as comfortable as possible. Numbing cream Is used as well as potentially injecting a small amount of numbing agent into the area to make the procedure as comfortable as possible.
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What is the downtime to the procedure?
There is no specific downtime to the procedure itself. Rarely there can be a small amount of swelling for the first day or two but not to the extent were it would prohibit daily activities
How long will the treatment last?
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The results will last approximately 9-12 months
Will a cannula or needle be used?
To optimise clinical outcomes and safety a cannula is used in this area to achieve optimal results.
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Price - from £295
