You might consider what left you with a less than aesthetic appearance or a complication prior to considering the addition of another dermal filler. Many of the problems encountered can be corrected through either massaging, extraction, or some addition of the same filler, etc. Many areas of ovecorrection,... more









132 posts
19 Jul 2008
If you have an indentation after an injection, it should be fairly easy to put a little more filler in the area and smooth it out. If this has already been done and you still have the indentation, you may have some scar tissue that is holding the indentation in place. More filler will just raise the area around the indentation and make it worse. There is a technique called subcision where the doctor can use the tip of the needle to cut the adhesions before injecting. If you have 2 bad results in a row, I think your best bet is to get a second opinion before you try a second filler.