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Is it possible for Restylane to cause bigger pores?

childplzzNov 11, 2014
I got my cheeks with restylane for a smoother skin. The same day after the procedure I noticed that the enlarged pores I have, one of them appears suddenly much bigger? How is this possible? Will it shrink, will it go away?

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