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Botched Cheek Filler - what can I do to fix these? (photos)

Surfstyle59Mar 1, 2022
What can I do with these cheeks? I went in for lips and walk out with cheeks and under eye filler. 1.5 filler was injected into each cheek which I think that is too much for my small face. The injector was voted top 100 injectors in America, teaches other injectors so I don’t think it is a fact of she doesn’t know what she was doing but…I don’t think this looks right. I have malifcent cheeks which is exactly was I told her I didn’t want.

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