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Dissolving lip filler can also dissolve my nasolabial folds?

JanuaalaJun 20, 2024
I would like to dissolve my old migrated lip filler (which migrated over the lip). I also got nasolabialfold filler (happy with it). Is it possible, to also dissolve the nasolabialfold filler by spreading the product? Both are very close together and I wouldn’t be happy if my filler in my nasolabialfd would be gone by dissolving my lip.

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