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Dermal filler options keep growing
Recent regulatory decisions about hyaluronic acids and hyaluronic gelshave brought facial wrinkle fillers even further into the fold of the impulsepurchase. "This changes everything," said Florida and New Yorkdermatolgist and filler expert Frederic S. Brandt, M.D., "because thesefillers don't require skin testing, which means that as soon someone comesin, they can get treatment."
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