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2nd time dissolving under eye filler and still have lumps and loss of skin elasticity - what can be done? (photos)

Graceful297144Apr 18, 2023
46 yo F, single mom. I had an upper Bleph done back in ‘21 and had 1yr f/u. Noticed under eye had wrinkles and hollowness. I inquired about filler was told I was a good candidate. I hated it. I had lumps, tyndall effect, overfill on my cheeks creating more hollowness. After 2 mo, I got a little dissolved, still wasn't right. Went back 3 mo and got it “all” dissolved, but now I look WAY worse. I still see pockets of filler (looks like I have bags) and loss of skin elasticity. Help.

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