During my first-ever consult for fillers and subsequent filler treatment, the office coordinator not only charged me for the filler services I received that day (lip/cheek injections), but also pre-pay for two syringes of either Belotero or Vobella I might possibly need in 3 weeks to achieve my desired result. I reluctantly paid and immediately regretted it. My question is, does any other office ever charge in advance?
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From your description and the photos it appears to be some deep bruising that is taking its time to resolve. The contour appears to be fine. There will be associated edema (swelling) until the bruise resolves entirely. I'd allow at least 4-6 weeks before judging the final result. If it is ...
Thank you for your question and your photo. Sorry to hear about your very very unusual experience. It is highly highly unlikely that this happened after Volbella. Angioedema can be caused by many factors and you should see an allergy specialist to determine what you were...
Thank you for your question jackie3185. I am sorry to hear about your situation. Volbella is a hyaluronic acid filler designed to enhance the lips. Angioedema is normally a result of an allergic reaction. If there is an allergy to a component of the product the reaction would be seen in the ...