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Is this tyndall effect? Juvederm filler on the bridge of my nose (Photo)

Anathan20Dec 20, 2016
I have a question regarding my filler. So i had this filler with qualified doctor who used to do filler for me for about 2 years. But i never had some sort of discoloration on the bridge of my nose or anything. Is this dangerous? Or is there anything i can do? The color does not go and it stays for about 2 months already since I had my filler. It is not very clear but its just makes me feel less confident.

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