Anonymous wrote:It really depends. They have different pluses and minuses, so you need a good derm who can look at your tissue and muscle structure to decide what fits. This isn’t a brand name decision.

I’m curious if anyone here knows the pluses and minuses of the main ones, especially compared to RHA, which I think may be newer and trendier but I see some popular injectors use seemingly almost exclusively now.

It really depends. They have different pluses and minuses, so you need a good derm who can look at your tissue and muscle structure to decide what fits. This isn’t a brand name decision.

The best filler is none. Love yourself and be natural.

The best filler is NO filler.

There's a really scary filler gone wrong page on Facebook . Pls read.

A really good cosmetic dermatologist will pick the right one for you. That's what you pay the big bucks for. Anju Pabby.

I heard that all fillers were bad because they all slid down after a while. Happy to be corrected, of course.

Do you have a preferred filler based on experience, especially for upper cheek area? I’m debating between a couple of places and I think one uses RHA and the other uses more traditional (?) HA filler. Assuming both injectors are good, would one filler be preferable to another?