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Is it safe to dissolve filler? (Photo)

vi0letfshsSep 16, 2023
I'm am 35 years old and had 1ml of juverderm injected in my mid cheek and nasolabial fold and deeply unhappy. My injector suggested it even though i said i was happy with my ncheeks and was scared about the idea of nasolabial folds. 2 years prior, i had it done in my cheek bones and was happy with the results even though it emphasised my temples. Will it be safe to dissolve or will it ruin my naturally full cheeks? I'm so sad that i messed with my smile which was my favourite quality about my face

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Dr. Glenn Murray, MBBS
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Answered on Jan 7, 2024
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