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How can I remove tiny injection marks from filler I had in 2017? (Photo)

July 29, 2022
Asked By:Exuberant807531 in Orlando, Florida

I originally got lip fillers back in 2017. It’s 2022, and I still have little white injection marks that will not go away. When I went to get them dissolved kn 2018, the PA said they seem to be white because my lips were overfilled it looks like the filler was leaking out. Can anyone help me figure out how to get those little marks removed?

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