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Fillers do not cause sickness and is highly un-related, I suggest you see your medical provider to further assist with this issue
This is not a common side effect of fillers, so I would follow up with your treating provider to review potential side effects of the specific filler you had injected.
It is highly unlikely that any sickness you are experiencing is a result of your treatment with filler, and may be a coincidence. I would recommend following up with your physician and expressing your concerns to him or her. I hope this helps, and best of luck.
Fillers do not cause illness. They are most likely unrelated and it is probably best for you to see your medical doctor for analysis.
Hi Loveee. Your Botox results look good. Your lips and marionette lines also look good. What does not look so great is the corners of the mouth and the cheeks. Because you have very little in the way of nasolabial folds, we would have focused more of the work on the...
Of course there is a component to all of our looks that is genetic. To specifically narrow that down to nasolabial folds is hard. But every person has nasolabial folds to some extent because of the way the mouth, jaw, and cheek muscles connect. The pronouncement of these is what differs per...
Thank you for your question. It quite rare to have this problem, however vision can be affected if the injected material travels to a blood vessels around the eye. Though this might be unusual but it can happen. I recommend returning to your provider to evaluate your concerns. Best of Luck!