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Could fillers cause eyelid droop or is it a possible a nerve was hit?

Tiffaw21Sep 24, 2015
I had fillers in my cheeks and my eyelid swelled up that same day, by the next day it was gone however I still have a slight droop. Is it possibly from the fillers or the doctor maybe hitting a nerve, its been 4 months and no improvement. What could be next step be?

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