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I had my cheeks and lips filled with Restylane today (Thursday), MDMA affecting cheek and lip fillers? (photo)

The nurse did tell me to not consume alcohol 24 hours after, I have abided to her advice. But I will be going out tonight and might have a possibility of consuming MDMA. Would MDMA affect fillers in any way?

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