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Can radiesse shift or dissolve if I got hit in the face by accident?

Diamond_2016Apr 12, 2016
My little girl and I were playing today and by accident she kicked me in my left cheek. Can it ruin the position it was placed in? I had my touch up for radiesse almost 3 weeks ago Thanks

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