I Had Restylane Last November, My Dr. Keeps Saying I Need More, Should I Believe Him?

The most important thing is the chemistry of confidence you have with your surgeon.  If you are not sure you can trust you doctor, it is time to get other opinions.  You have so many great choices where you live that there is no reason to feel stuck with a particular individual who makes you upset.  The reality is that you probably do need more volume.  Many doctor swear by Radiesse.  I personally do not like this product.  While I have used it, I switched over to Perlane when this product became available.  The hyaluronic acid fillers like Restylane and Perlane can easily be adjusted with an enzyme injection any time after treatment.  It is not possible to adjust Radiesse in the same way.  My advice is go where you are comfortable.

When we see patients in clinic for fillers, I typically estimate the amount of 'syringes' that a patient would benefit from. Generally, patients don't want as much as we recommend, because of costs, or other considerations. So we inject some filler and make gradual improvements. Patients sometimes return and want more filler, which is fine. Gradual correction over time is better than inadequate correction.

It sounds like you need to re-evaluate your provider. Typically, you would sit down and consult to first discuss what treatment and product would serve your needs, then plan and treat. Discussing pricing and what the expectations are, should always be done prior to having anything injected to avoid conflicts like you've described.