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Could I be a candidate for filler? (Photo)

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zb94Jun 12, 2024

Could filler help build collagen in my cheeks to clear these dark patches? I’ve had three sessions of morpheus8 which has helped with overall pigmentation, acne and tightness. However, I still have these dark patches that sit on my cheeks.

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Dr. Anna Chacon, MD, FAAD
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