What Areas Can Belotero Be Used to Treat?

Belotero is the thinnest filler on the market and changes with large amounts of pressure very easily.  As a result, thin areas not subject to significant pressures do well with Belotero.  Lines around the lips, crow's feet, forehead lines, lines between the brows, scars, sleep lines around the chin or cheeks all do very well with Belotero.  Filling shadows in areas of thin skin, such as in the tear trough, also serves Belotero well. Belotero is not ideal for cheek, chin, nose, or jaw augmentation nor is it a cost effective filler for filling nasolabial folds or marionetter lines.  

For unique cases where a variety of modalities could be used to treat the condition, I would suggest an in person or virtual consultation to develop a custom and effective treatment plan. It is difficult to precisely define the best option without collecting the same information. I suggest reaching out to an expert for a consultation with surgical and non-surgical methods to get a comprehensive option. Best, Dr. Emer.

Belotero treatments show results on all skin types and skin
colors, but are ideal for those seeking to smooth fine lines and folds, and
plump areas with minor skin depression or fat loss.  Belotero range
offers an extended range for smoothing and filling wrinkles, lip augmentation,
restoring facial volumes and rehydrating skin. 

Belotero is an excellent filler and can be used for thinner areas of skin, like the eyelid skin and crows feet. Belotero can also be useful for acne scars. Best, DR. Karamanoukian Los Angeles

Hi anon.  We are currently using Belotero in a couple very specific areas.  Although it can be used in many of the same areas as Restylane and Juvederm, we have found it to be particularly useful on the upper lip and the lower crow's feet  area (onto the cheek).  The smoker's lines can be challenging but Belotero can be injected very superficially and works almost like caulking for these fine lines.  Same for the area on the cheekbones that  is below the crow's feet.

Belotero can be used to treat just about any area on the face. It is considered a newer generation of hyaluronic acid fillers due to the revolutionary way it’s molecules are cross linked together to form a continuous substance as opposed to being a particulate suspension like its predecessors. This property makes it ideal for filling fine superficial lines without the risk of forming clumps or discoloration due to the Tyndall effect.
For patients who don’t want to use Botox or Dysport for etched crows feet lines, horizontal forehead worry lines or frown lines, Belotero offers a great way to resolve these issues without affecting the nerves and muscles.
Linked below is an example of how Belotero can be used to fill in fine lines around the eyes (aka crows feet).

Belotero is an HA product which makes it easy to use anywhere you would use Restylane or Juvederm, But because is it very soft it doesn't create much "lift".  So It depends on what your trying to achieve. It is not the best for volume, but it is ideal for superficial fine lines or under thin skin such as in tear troughs.

Any of the HA fillers are used to injected in all areas of the face.  Most areas of injection are "off-label" but are in common use.  I have found Belotero to be an excellent filler for the fine lines and wrinkles around the mount and the upper lip.  I prefer Juvederm Ultra XC or Restylane for under the eyes.  Juvederm Ultra XC for lips, Juvederm Ultra Plus XC or Radiesse for the cheeks and jawline.

 

Good Luck.

Although there may be some distinction between FDA-approved areas and off-label areas, Belotero could be used in any of the same places that the other hyaluronic fillers (Restylane, Juvederm) are used.  I would say the most commonly treated areas with Belotero would be lips, under eyes, and any superficial lines on the face.  

Belotero works very well on facial lines and
wrinkling, as it adds volume to areas where volume has been lost to even the
skin. Such areas that are commonly treated include the forehead, between the
brows, above the top lip, and the nasolabial folds, or smile lines.