A Lumivie nurse planning cheek and tear-trough filler with a patient
Filler Result

Cheek & tear-trough filler

Two syringes across the cheeks and tear troughs, for a lifted, rested mid-face in four weeks.

Real Patients

Real Result

Before: 38, Fitzpatrick III, cheek and tear-trough hollows
BEFORE
After: the same patient, same framing
AFTER

Cheek & tear-trough filler

2 Syringes, Cheeks + Tear Troughs

Emily Carter, RN

4 Weeks Post

No Filters

No retouching

The patient on the treatment dayThe same patient on day 3The same patient on day 7The same patient on day 14
Day 0
Day 3
Day 7
Day 14

Lift the cheek, soften the shadow.

38, Fitzpatrick III, cheek and tear-trough hollows

“Lifting the cheek first did half the work for her tear troughs. We only needed a little under the eyes after that, so the whole mid-face looks rested rather than filled.”

Emily Carter, RN

Case Details

What we did, and how

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2 Syringes

One and a half in the cheeks, half a syringe for the tear troughs.

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One Visit

Forty-five minutes with mapping, numbing and a mirror check.

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Mild Swelling

Light swelling for two days, back at work the next morning.

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Same Room, Same Light

Both photos taken in our consult room with the same camera, no filters and no retouching.

Treated by

Emily has spent seven years in aesthetic nursing, with a focus on filler, skin health and treatment planning across several visits.
She likes to fix the skin first and add volume last, because a healthy surface is what makes a small amount of product look natural.

RN

Lip Filler Certified

Advanced Skin Health

4,000+ Treatments

Your Injector
Emily Carter, nurse injector, smiling in sage green scrubs

Emily Carter, RN

A good plan is mostly about what we leave out. Less, placed well, always looks better.

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