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Can I get away with .5 in each cheek for very, very natural look?

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burksm14Feb 13, 2022

I had cheek filler a few years ago and am thinking about getting it again. I want a very, very natural look. Can I get away with .5 in each cheek? Also, will filler in the jawline help with my sagging neck? How much will I need?

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