I have had consultations with a few doctors who have all said that they are no longer doing tear trough fillers due to the mixed results. One said that they look ok the first time they are done but more and more patients are experiencing issues with persistent treatments. Can I ask for opinions on this. Instead it was recommended that I have a lower bleph which I'm told would be more predictable in terms of results and would give me a good 10 years of improvement before possibly having to treat again.
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