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Am I candidate for more filler or should I dissolve my filler? (Photo)

chloecovAug 18, 2023
I recently got cheek filler and I am dissatisfied with its result. The right side is very concave and slightly higher than the left. How would I instruct my injector to balance this asymmetry? Should more filler be placed underneath my right cheek?

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