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RHA2 filler and Volbella filler

Hello! I am 62 year-old female. I had RHA2 filler for lip wrinkles. I had some kind of reaction with lip and face swelling. I had previously always used volbella with no issues. Am I more subject to a reaction if I use Volbella again since I had an issue with RHA2 filler? Thank-you!

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Dr. Luis Mario Salazar, MD
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Dr. Camille Cash, MD
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