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Fillers are commonly used to treat facial lines and wrinkles, hollow cheeks, receding chins, thinning lips and wrinkles between the eyes. There are many types of wrinkle fillers, including the following that are approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and that are widely available:
* Purified collagen from cattle and humans is most often used to treat very fine wrinkles around the eyes and mouth, deep lines and creases, depressed scars such as those from acne or chicken pox, and to add volume to thin lips. Results last three to nine months.
* Hyaluronic acid gel may be used to treat lines around the mouth and to plump lips. Results last three to six months.
* Poly-L-lactic acid beads are commonly used to replace lost facial fat, especially around the eyes and in the cheeks. Results last up to two years.
* Self-donated fat, or fat transfer, is most often used to treat deep lines, deep scars, and hollow cheeks and restore contour to a face. Results last one to three years.
Despite the ease of use and minimal risk, Dr. Northington stressed that wrinkle fillers need to be injected by an experienced and well-trained physician, such as a dermatologist, in order to reduce the risk of side effects.
