Has anyone had fillers for jowls and marionettes?

[SadandSaggy]

Getting very down about my marionette lines and jowls. I am 50 and would like to try fillers to look a bit more lifted and refreshed. Has anyone had this done? I am a bit worried about side effects. Those of you who had it done, can you feel your fillers under the skin? I am in London and would also be happy to have recommendations. I am willing to pay good money for someone reputable!

[quote ArabeI]@Isabelle70

6 ml is an awful lot of filler isn't it? How would that be used? [/quote]
Not really . Maybe for the lips but I had 2 under each eye !

Just a quick update

Now the bruising has faded a lot and I am pleased with the results

Please could I ask advice from those in the know- which filler/other stuff would be suitable for a small amount of wrinkles and slight turkey neck? I’ve no idea where to start.

Ha she was talking about me.
I am happy with the way I look.
I might think she looks terrible but I'd be too polite to say.
I have tattoos and obviously dyed hair, I have a look, I like it.
Not sure why people bang on about poison, fillers are a pretty benign substance, obviously botulinum toxin is derived from a toxin but then oxygen and vitamin A can also be poisonous.
I wonder if the "you're injecting yourself with POISON" people also say that to people who have botulinum injected for medical reasons?
Honestly every thread about facial aesthetics has one of these people on it.