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Had Volbella under my eyes 2 years back and I think the filler has migrated - advice? (photo)

Bright3581Jan 6, 2022
Ii had volbella under my eye 2 years back.i had quite amount of sunken eye .now although some filler has been dissolved but still under eye still lot better than what I had before .Now my right eye is paining continuously without any reason .I think filler has migrated in orbital region.can it happen as I read somewhere late migration cañ happen.also my weight is fluctuating quite a lot So can that cause filler migration.i am quite worried.

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