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Will dental implant surgery cause Cheek Fillers to move?

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Mom4twokidsJan 31, 2022

I am looking to get cheek/nasolabial fillers. I will have a dental surgery later this mont to install a screw for a dental implant. Will the dental surgery cause the fillers to move?

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