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Asymmetric cheek filler. What are my options?

Versatile685713Jun 20, 2022
I had .7mls of teosyal cheek filler in each cheek. They did not settle down evenly and the doctor agreed. She put more filler in the cheek that was smaller, then a month later they were still asymmetric, but this time it is very obvious. At the last follow up she told me to best leave them alone ''as they will go down anyway". I'm not happy with this response and don't want to see this doctor again. What are my options?

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