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Dissolving filler in the jaw, cheek and under eye

February 23, 2023
Asked By:NYshopgirl in New York, NY

Hi, I have had filler injected into different parts of my face ag different points throughout the pdf ten years of my life. Jaw, cheek, and under eye. I am very unhappy with the way I look now, as I feel like I appear to be bloated and uneven. I've tried dissolving twice so far and have had an allergic reaction both time (swelling) but once swelling goes away I don't see a huge difference. What am i able to do? I look like I have aged so much also because of the dissolver I think.

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