Common customer questions about Lorient filler tend to circle around a handful of topics: how No.2, No.4, and No.6 differ, which issue each suits, how long results last, and what to check before injection. This article compiles short, direct answers for anyone researching before a consultation. For a deeper dive, see the main article "What Is Lorient Filler, and How Does It Differ from Other Filler Brands?"
What Are Lorient No.2's Properties, and Who Should Consult a Doctor
Lorient No.2 is one of three Lorient grades, with a softer gel than No.4 and No.6 per Thai brand information, making it a grade doctors may consider for fine augmentation work. However, softness doesn't mean it can be injected anywhere or is risk-free.
For those concerned about shallow lines or lip shape, doctors must assess skin thickness, movement, and overall proportion before selecting a product. If you're searching whether Lorient No.2 can be injected under the eyes, the answer should start with diagnosing whether the under-eye darkness comes from grooves, pigmentation, under-eye bags, or swelling. Augmentation may not suit every cause, and the periorbital area is complex, requiring thorough risk assessment. Soft gel can still cause swelling and bruising.
How Does Lorient No.4 Differ from No.2
Lorient No.4 is an HA filler with medium gel firmness, while No.2 is the softer grade. This distinction gives doctors options for different tissue characteristics and goals — No.4 may be considered for filling grooves or volume in certain facial areas. The question of whether Lorient No.4 suits nasolabial folds requires first assessing the groove's cause; filling the groove alone without an overall assessment may not achieve the desired result.
Those comparing No.2 and No.4 shouldn't assume firmer gel is automatically better or longer-lasting, since results depend on position, tissue layer, amount, and individual response.
What Kind of Augmentation Suits Lorient No.6
Lorient No.6 is the firmest grade in the group; doctors may consider it when the augmentation plan needs shape retention and support properties. However, product selection must relate to anatomy, tissue thickness, and approved indications — not automatically choosing the highest-numbered grade.
Those interested in filler for facial proportion adjustment should start by assessing their existing structure. Filling with material alone may not match the actual cause, and over-filling may make the face look heavy or imbalanced. "Good support" describes a gel property, not a guarantee of lifting equivalent to any surgical procedure.
How Long Does Lorient Filler Last, and When to Refill
Lorient filler is an HA augmentation material with non-permanent results. Duration depends on the product, position, amount, tissue movement, and individual factors, so you shouldn't assume everyone lasts the same length of time or guarantee a specific number of months based on grade alone. The stated 36-month shelf life from production date refers to pre-use storage, not how long the filler persists after injection.
After injection, you may notice volume change, but the early period may include swelling, so don't rush to judge results or add more filler based on day-one photos. The next refill should assess remaining filler and actual necessity.
What to Check Before Injection, and How to Care Afterward
Before injection, verify the facility and treating doctor, and request information on the actual product to be used — grade name, import source, registration or authorization details, lot number, and expiration date. A photo of the box doesn't confirm the procedure suits you. Disclose drug allergy history, especially related anesthetics, underlying conditions, pregnancy or breastfeeding status, medications and supplements, and history of prior filler and nearby procedures.
After treatment, follow individualized guidance, keep the injection site clean, and avoid pressing, massaging, or reshaping it yourself until advised. Swelling, bruising, or tenderness may occur, but if you experience unusual severe pain, pale skin, mottled purplish-blue discoloration, or vision changes, seek emergency evaluation immediately — don't wait for your scheduled follow-up.
Consult the Lorient Program at Orianna Clinic
All answers above are general information to support initial research. Choosing the appropriate grade and amount requires an actual examination by a doctor. Those interested in the Filler Lorient program at Orianna Clinic can schedule an assessment to plan appropriately before deciding.