What does it mean if your cheek fillers are hurting after 8 months of getting them?

1 mL for both cheeks (0.5mL on each side) can create a subtle improvement on someone who already has good basic structure. I always recommend to start with a single syringe and if the effect isn't enough, then more can be added at the same time without any delay. That way, you can customize your...

Yes, I recommend you follow up with your Doctor as soon as possible. The filler can be reversed with hyaluronidase. Hope this helps.

Thanks for your question. The choices depend on whether or not you are open to surgery. From an injector standpoint, your best longest lasting result would be a lower lid lift and a facelift, with cheek augmentation to improve on surgical results. If you are not wanting surgery, then Voluma for ...

It may be helpful to gently massage the area that concerns you.  If left alone the lumps should soften over time, but massaging the area may help them smooth out faster.  If after two weeks you still have concerns, return to your injector for an evaluation.

I recommend avoiding ibuprofen because it may make bruising worse. Tylenol can be used for any post-treatment tenderness. It takes 1-2 weeks for final results. Hope this helps.

After fillers it is common to get areas of swelling or bruising. Bruising tends to be hard and can take a little longer to break down. There is the possibility this is filler but it is unusual for filler to go hard early on, bruising is much more likely. The soreness of the area also suggests...