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Can I get new filler while I have the Tyndall effect in another area? (photos)

SylviaMaryJan 31, 2022
I have been treated 2 times with hyaluronidase due to the tyndall effect over my lip area . The Dr. that had been treating me now wants me to wait, (i have had this now since April 2021. looks like a moustache ) I am wondering if i could get filler in just the nasolabial folds, (avoiding the tyndall area ) I am looking pretty bad at this point

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