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Tingling Sensation After Excess Filler Dissolved

Eliza MaeMar 3, 2011
I Had Some Excess Filler Dissolved a Month Ago and the Area Seems to Be Quite Flat and I'm Experiencing a Tingling Sensation in the same area. Will my natural tissue renew itself and the tingling subside? How long does it take to get back to normal? Very worried!!

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