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Opinions Vary on New Fillers
The choice of injectable fillers that have been approved or are coming up for approval by the FDA is growing almost daily. From temporary materials such as Collagen and Restylane to longer-lasting substances such as Artecoll and Radiance, an array of products to augment the soft tissue in the face will soon be available from which patients can choose.
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