I have always had a small, undefined chin and jawline. They suggested 8 syringes, 6 voluma and 2 syringes of Juvederm. I thought that was a lot of filler, but was told it was normal day 1 I was not happy but thought I would give it some time. Today is day 3 and I think my jaw looks asymmetrical and heavy/bulky. What should I do? dissolve some in the bulky areas? more in the upper part of the face to create balance? I am going on a trip in 10 days and wanted this all resolved by then.
March 23, 2019
Answer: Too much filler? Asymmetric looking jawline? The problem is it’s only day three and you might be dealing with swelling more than anything else. Once the swelling subsided in a week or more you will be able to see if there is too much filler in there or if it was put in asymmetrically. If it’s too much or uneven you can get it dissolved.
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March 23, 2019
Answer: Too much filler? Asymmetric looking jawline? The problem is it’s only day three and you might be dealing with swelling more than anything else. Once the swelling subsided in a week or more you will be able to see if there is too much filler in there or if it was put in asymmetrically. If it’s too much or uneven you can get it dissolved.
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March 25, 2019
Answer: Injectable filler in the jawline Although I agree that it can take up to 2 weeks to see the final result of most fillers, 8 syringes into the jawline seems like a lot of filler. We typically like to do jaw augmentation in stages, not only for a more gradual and natural look, but also because clients can decide whether or not they want more augmentation at each stage.Although you have a trip coming up, it might be better to not rush the process. If you are unhappy at 2 weeks, it is possible to use a small amount of hyaluronidase dissolving enzyme to reduce some of the asymmetry. Keep in mind that this can be unpredictable, and can dissolve more filler than is desired, which can lead to more asymmetry.Keep in mind that some of the asymmetry may be due to underlying bruising, which may not be visible at the surface. Once the bruising subsides the asymmetry may improve. In any case, I would strongly suggest following up with your injector about 10 days after your appointment for a re-evaluation.
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March 25, 2019
Answer: Injectable filler in the jawline Although I agree that it can take up to 2 weeks to see the final result of most fillers, 8 syringes into the jawline seems like a lot of filler. We typically like to do jaw augmentation in stages, not only for a more gradual and natural look, but also because clients can decide whether or not they want more augmentation at each stage.Although you have a trip coming up, it might be better to not rush the process. If you are unhappy at 2 weeks, it is possible to use a small amount of hyaluronidase dissolving enzyme to reduce some of the asymmetry. Keep in mind that this can be unpredictable, and can dissolve more filler than is desired, which can lead to more asymmetry.Keep in mind that some of the asymmetry may be due to underlying bruising, which may not be visible at the surface. Once the bruising subsides the asymmetry may improve. In any case, I would strongly suggest following up with your injector about 10 days after your appointment for a re-evaluation.
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