Oh my gosh, I love it. Hey guys, I'm about to go in to see Nurse Chelsea again. We're targeting this area. So we talked about Radies. I'm not sure if that's what I want to do. I'm going to talk to her about options. You can see that I'm losing volume in here. I also want to get back to doing sculptor, I think, and that will help thicken this skin a little bit. So with that in mind, I'm going to go see what she says. I'm with Nurse Chelsea. The AJ filler that we would do there, a mobile area on top of a muscle doesn't get bio-stimulators too much. Okay. Like, ready as your sculptor. You go close to the area with the sculptor. However, looking at you, I think it's a volume thing. If we do need some hyaluronic acid filler to pump that out, if that is your concern. Sort of falling in of the midfaces as the fat pads are being reduced, not as much structure underneath and so forth. Yeah. And our bones do tend to shrink as we age, as well. We get a little bit of like, sort of an osteoporosis type of thing. Bormons are like little messaging key lock systems and they really do determine how tissue is re-deposited in our body. Of course, you need the building blocks. You need to be healthy. But Astrogen plays a big role in the deposition of bone insert materials. Everybody's continuously breaking down and rebuilding constantly. That's how we get new skin. We get new skin in recording the 60 days. So it's like, it breaks down, and then we get new and breaks it down. And we get new and we're young. It brings new at the same rate as it breaks it down. But as the age starts to drift a little bit. And so we see loss, volume loss, bone loss, and they continue to change it. So I would do H.A. Dermalfiller in this area to give you the plumness. Reduce the shadowing. Yeah. But more of a long term thing would be the sculptor. Okay. So if we could do both, not necessarily today, but spread them out and have a plan, that H.A. filler is more like it works really nicely, but it can also be sort of a mandate. It's yeah, what we got to do now. And we'll last you in a year or so depending on which product we use. So for the Mary Net Lines, I look at where there is a shadow and I mark it. So always from the modiolis or the corner of the mouth and sort of pulling down, I can see that the skin starts to take a divot there. And then I go down this way where it's to actually probably start stops being a divot about there. And then this is my focus zone for filling. So I'll go in here with the cannula up here and I will leave long beads or fanning in there. This is Mary Modulators for the Mintella. So I can have you stick your button up out so I can see where the, see it's bunching up there. So really, and you can relax that. Just make sure the muscle is there. It kind of has two bands one on either side. Typically, you can do that by how you do it really good. Okay. Yeah. It's there. I'm tough. You are tough. Then for the upper face, we're going to take care of the cosmetic aspect of it first. Yep. So relax. We're going to put just a few units, five units across. To take care of that. And then the rest is going to go in the here line. So about two thirds of the way up the frontalis, there's actually a junction. So the role of the frontalis muscle is to elevate the eyebrows. But there is a junction right here where this muscle actually continues, but the top portion of it actually pulls the scalp forward. And oftentimes that's a culprit for these tension headaches. So we got to go up above that junction. And I see good success in my patients. They're not going to get any cosmetic effect from this, but I do see good, uh, nice results of reducing tension headaches in the here line. And I'm doing just two units at a time here. Here we go. And then I want doing to report back to me in 14 days that her headaches are reduced. Yeah. And there's many other areas that we can go temporalis muscle, but this is a nice easy start. So we like you in this area to stay natural. So as you're moving your mouth is able to stretch and strain your view. Also using a cannula to attempt to reduce bruising and avoid the facial or angular artery here. I have a question. So that's going to take care of this. Do we, we just leave this along for now? Or I would like to leave it alone. I'll tell you something. People see the nasal labial folds and then they continue down to the merionat line. Usually I like to take care of the merionat line and in the bottom sort of third of the nasal labial folds. So I might go up into there. And the reason for that is that I like to maintain some dimension B2 in the feminine face. If we completely get rid of all of those piece of valleys, you will look one dimensional and it has not feminine and it is not pretty. So I would like to tackle that with sculpt truck and get that boosted back up again. We can do an injection there. But for this session, I would just like to go in this portion. And usually that's enough to keep people happy. So if we can take care of most of it, what people are happy and then they also appreciate that natural aspect of maintaining some of our femininity. Yeah. And I like that we do a step at a time so that you can see themselves. Exactly. We're both sculpting. In the sculptor, we'll always stand back from their sculpture. Yes. And look and see and take time to do that. So what we're going to do is we're going to create our entry point. I like to pinch the skin out. Make sure you get through the dermis. And there we go. And they sometimes lay it so it's hard to find it. Okay. So we're going to use our entry point here. And tell me if you have any discomfort. You might hear or feel a little, a couple little pops going through the fascia. I like to keep my finger at the modialis so I know where the tip it is. And leave some. It's already it looks better. Hear that? No actually. You didn't hear this question? So that did well. I could do some more. We'll get up here a little more. There we go. Well that helped my smile up a little bit too. It could. Yeah. If we put a little bit more here in the corner to give it. Usually I would go in with more of a cross-hatching technique to do that. And we would need a needle for that. It's good. It depends to yeah actually I know that you move to actually see a little spot. I can probably do a little better. I'm going in with a little bit. Well, that's great. So like to me that's nice and smoothed out. I'll go do some on the other side and I can come back with a little bit more. When I already lost that, yeah. Just smooth. So yeah I'm here to hear it smooth rather than going in. I think we could probably put a little bit more in there but I'll see what we have left. I like to look after them. I like technology. And a good injector. That makes such a difference. Introduce her again. We out to part. See a little vessel right there so obviously we would avoid that. And a little poke. Which actually. The change is the texture of the scanning. Like having a higher run of gas. Yeah. Think about the water. Updoor absorbs 10 times as a weight in water. So it's pulling the water. So actually it makes your skin just clump. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's great. I'm going to do a little bit here. I like I did on the other side. I'm actually going to get you to stay there so I can see. Sometimes if I want to be as precise as I possibly can be, I have to go in with a needle. Tell me what to make. Oh my gosh. It's not so much better. So I actually now think that that size better. So I'm going to go back here. Yeah. And relax your face. We're here. We use the same hole. One side always takes a bit more. Yeah. It's this side is the worst I think. Turn your head. I just want to show you something. See this little dip over where the skin starts to hang over. We never feel above that because if we put filler here, it will actually accentuate that or exaggerate that. So we're always staying below this line. You actually can see my cannula right there. The patient might be able to feel on the inside if you just go with your tongue. Can you feel it? Not so much. Good. I did a good job. So but they can and that's okay. It will integrate itself so it will flat-nose smooth out. If I don't see it from the front, I tend to not massage it because I don't want to lose some of that volume that we've just attempted to make. I'm feeling there. I really don't feel it. But the define feels really good. So I'm not going to massage anything out. But if it felt clumpy, you would definitely want to do that. And we're done. I love it. How does it feel? Take a peek. So there was a two marina lines there that bothered her and so naturally filled. I think that's great. You can also make another appointment. We could go up and do a little bit more up into the nasal aid you're fooled. But let's do less as more as a rule and start that.