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Has anyone ever been able to reduce Bellafill?

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KevinSevenAug 2, 2021

I had bellafill a few months ago and my face is rounded now on the side it was injected, I can also still feel beds and bumps of collagen under my skin where it was injected. Has anyone every been able to reduce the volume from bellafill safely? My face is a bit fatter now so I just want to reduce it back to how skinny it was before. Thanks.

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Dr. Jason Emer, MD
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