Question Concerning Fillers?

I previously had Juvederm filler to fill in my deep nasolbial folds and marionette lines.  (It worked pretty well).  I need to go back and have it done again and I was wondering if they can use some type of filler (Botox?) under the chin that would help lift up my saggy neck a bit?  Also, can they use fillers in the cheeks that would help lift the lower part of my face?  I will eventually have a neck lift/lower face lift, but that is about two years out and I want to do what I can for now because my face neck is really saggy.  Thanks friends!

I previously had Juvederm filler to fill in my deep nasolbial folds and marionette lines.  (It worked pretty well).  I need to go back and have it done again and I was wondering if they can use some type of filler (Botox?) under the chin that would help lift up my saggy neck a bit?  Also, can they use fillers in the cheeks that would help lift the lower part of my face?  I will eventually have a neck lift/lower face lift, but that is about two years out and I want to do what I can for now because my face/neck is really saggy.  Thanks friends!

I apologize for the double post, this site is acting hinky today!

I had prp -platlet rich plasma done otherwise known as vampire facial. They use your own blood spin it down activate the plasma and inject it in to face. Had it injected into folds, under eyes with great results. Have done it twice. Last one in 6 weeks

Thank you for your response!  Wow, that sounds interesting.  How often do you need to have it done and how long does it last?  Thanks again!!!

Need done 2-3 times 6 week apart then maybe every 6-12 months. Had it twice so far and has filled the folds and undereye. very happy with results

Botox is not a filler.

The face can be lifted with Voluma. And the results last twice as long as Juvaderm and Restylane. I have had it done and it truly does look like a mini face lift. I am not certain that the areas you mention can be treated. I had it in my upper cheek area. You can certainly Google it for more info. And there are reviews on RealSelf from people who have had the treatment. You will absolutely want to make sure that you go to an injector with experience using Voluma. It is a newer product so not as many nurses are experienced with it.