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Hyaluronidase damage - how can I fix it? (Photo)

Cool250027Dec 8, 2023
I was overfilled in cheek area and asked go get out my new filler. After that i got bulge in one side on my cheek near my nose. And deep hollownes above this bulge. It feels like some of my tissue is gone and there is nothing to hold on my upper skin layer. I feel my bone better/ faster than in another side. HOW CAN I FIX IT? Do i need to fill my lower eyelid region to fill hollowness and lift sagginess?

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