After understanding the pros and cons of dermal fillers through posing numerous questions at Dr Chau, I decided finally mustered enough courage to go for it. I mean, as a beauty blogger, no doubt I read up a lot on the latest beauty products and treatments and I do know quite a fair bit about them but still when it comes to going through the treatment, I'm just like any other girl. Questions that were rummaging through my head includes things like, "Will it swell?" "Will it hurt?" "Will it bruise?""Will it look natural or not?" "Is it dangerous?" In actual fact, I was more worried about whether it will bruise badly or look unnatural because I have to go to work! I mean, if it bruise badly and concealer can't cover it, how am I gonna explain to my colleagues when they ask? Correct me if I'm wrong, no doubt aesthetic enhancements have become more common but in Singapore, I think we are still pretty much conservative when it comes to treatments like that. I mean, we are adventurous enough to try it out but I'm not sure if we are that open to tell someone else that we had a filler done. 

First, Dr Chau marked the areas to be injected to show me. 

Then, he showed me roughly how my nose will look like after fillers. 

** WARNING: Pictures ahead are not for the faint-hearted! **

Now onto the real thing - injecting the filler starting from the top of my nose. 

I think no one will believe me if I were to say that it didn't hurt at all. And yes, I'm serious. 

Moving on to the tip of my nose. 

I must say that although this did cause a little discomfort but its not till the extent that it is unbearable. 

Dr Chau adding a bit more filler at the top. 

I must say that he's quite precise and really take time to perfect his work.

This is how I my nose look after the fillers. I know I don't look like the usual me because I haven't had any makeup on!

The filler that is used for my nose is Radiesse volumizing filler. It is US FDA approved to coax your skin to build new collagen. It helps to fill and lift wrinkles and folds for 3D enhancement.

Guess what's the next treatment that I underwent? Its square jaw, more commonly known as botox! 

Dysport, a botulinum toxin Type A is used for my square jaw. In terms of discomfort, I didn't feel anything when Dr Chau did my right jaw. In fact, I didn't even know that he was done with it already. When he did the left side, it did ache a little though. 

Here's a picture taken approximately 2 weeks plus after my nose fillers and square jaw treatment over at my Polytechnic's homecoming party .

 

 

And this was taken one week after my nose filler touch up.

Celevenus Aesthetic Clinic 

391B Orchard Road 

#16-03/04 

Ngee Ann City Tower B

Singapore 238874