Has filler changed my face shape? Should I get it dissolved?

I think the most appropriate thing to do is followup with injector in person to discuss your concerns and to review your before/after photos. 

I would not do anything yet as you need time to get used to how you look and dissolving filler is not an emergency and not cost effective. That being said I wonder whether what bothers you might be that your cheeks are full but now chin area looks more pointed and severe. This could be softened and better balance achieved by adding some filler around chin area, lower 1/3 face. Look at that for a while and discuss with your dermatologist. Play with photos and see whether you might like that change. 

Filler will not make your eyes look smaller.  If you look critically at old photos, you need to recognize that your face will not remain static, with or without fillers. Everyone ages and there can be noticeable changes, even in your 20s. Before doing anything, have a serious discussion with your dermatologist or plastic surgeon about this.

I would generally wait longer than 2 weeks to get fillers added or removed. Hyaluronidase would be your choice for removing hyaluronic acid fillers such as Juvederm, Restylane, and Versa. You can also use fillers to augment your chin. Those typically last quite some time, at least a year.All the best from rosston, Dr. Onir

Hello, and thank you for your questions. It would be easier to discuss this with you in person, as pictures can sometimes be deceiving. However, I do see what your concern is. I think you look fabulous in both pictures-but I understand that doesn't help you when you feel dissatisfied regardless of what others say. I believe you look very youthful in the "after" picture, maybe even more so than the "before" picture. The filler may be making your face look rounder if you haven't gained weight. Have you weighed yourself since your first picture? I would wait a few weeks before you decide to dissolve the filler since your new facial structure may just take some getting used to. I would advise not to get the filler in your chin again, just because I do believe it looks more natural in the "before" picture. However, it is ultimately your decision! 
Please be sure to see a board-certified plastic surgeon that you feel comfortable with. Best of luck beautiful!
James L. Fernau, MD
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
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