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EPISODE · Oct 15, 2020 · 11 MIN

Cheeks Vs Nasolabial Folds. Is It True That Cheeks Make NLFs Redundant? [Aesthetics Mastery Show]

from Chew The Fatpad · host Aesthetics Mastery

Inexperienced practitioners sometimes chase the nasolabial folds, and patients can end up looking odd if their cheek volume loss is not also addressed.Having said that, there is still a place for this important 'hinge treatment' as part of a holistic approach.In this week's Aesthetic Mastery Show, Dr Tim discusses whether or not we should treat cheeks if the patient complains about their nasolabial folds; how to decide when it's appropriate; and the difference between men and women when tackling these areas.We also dig into male cheek treatments; how to avoid feminising; why you must not give men luscious, full cheeks; and how to explain to the patient that you won't be feminising his cheeks.Follow Dr Tim on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/drtimpearce/Follow Dr Tim on Youtube here: https://www.youtube.com/@drtimpearce

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Inexperienced practitioners sometimes chase the nasolabial folds, and patients can end up looking odd if their cheek volume loss is not also addressed. Having said that, there is still a place for this important 'hinge treatment' as part of a holistic approach. In this week's Aesthetic Mastery Show, Dr Tim discusses whether or not we should treat cheeks if the patient complains about their nasolabial folds; how to decide when it's appropriate; and the difference between men and women when t...

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