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Honored to be quoted by TODAY.com on a topic generating so much interest in aesthetics. Volufiline has gained attention as a topical ingredient that may help create the appearance of fullness by supporting lipid storage within existing fat cells. While it can be a valuable addition to a skincare routine, it’s important to understand that it is not a substitute for dermal fillers.

Dermal fillers provide immediate, targeted volume and structural support by precisely placing product beneath the skin. Volufiline, on the other hand, works on the surface over time and may offer a much more subtle enhancement. Think of it this way: fillers physically add volume where we want it, while Volufiline aims to support the appearance of fullness gradually through topical application.

Thank you to TODAY.com for including my perspective in this conversation and helping educate consumers on the differences between trending skincare ingredients and proven in-office aesthetic treatments. Education empowers patients to make informed decisions about their skin and aesthetic goals. ✨