
|Articles|December 1, 2003
Cosmetic Filler Utopia
Las Vegas -- In the dermatologist's universal quest for great results, Rhoda S. Narins, M.D., envisions a dermatological landscape where fillers work together cooperatively to treat the myriad skin problems that vary with each individual patient. These substances would ideally be temporary but long lasting, non-allergenic, and safe. It would be even better if results were immediate, achieved with less volume of the substance, and administered with minimal pain. With the variety of new fillers waiting for FDA approval, perhaps this utopia is not beyond reach.
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