Getting Re-Started with Fillers

As much as I hate the be the one to not finish down the path I started leaving others to wonder about the possible results, I have decided to forgo my appointment with Dr. Mabrie. I too thought the appointment fee was a little absorbent but after seeing how highly sought after his time was, I quickly bit. Be that as it may, I’ve witnessed too many others traveling the globe for these types of procedures spending loads of hard earned cash, only to come home and 3-5 months laters look like the never left their front door (no shade). Not to say this will happen with Mabrie; just admitting I don’t want to be the first to find out it can.

I've been trying hard to avoid thinking about the fact that for the price I'm paying for this Temporary fix I could be receiving a more Permanent solution; but I stay committed to Dr. Mabrie's results (as revealed on his website) and just focus on what I imagine the final outcome will be - a second wind at youth.
Even with a full, oval face, I oftentimes look tired and depleted - and this is what I'm hoping to eradicate. All in all, for once I'd just like to go back to not having to cake on makeup to get that glowing buoyancy I once had.

After my not-so-impressive experience with Juvederm Volbella injectable fillers performed by Dr. Michelle Hardaway, I've decided to venture out and explore a more wholistic facial temporary reconstructure with Dr. Mabrie. After sending pictures of my face from different angles, I was contacted by one of his representatives via email alerting me to the doctor's initial recommendations with pricing - approx. $4,180 for 2-3 syringes plus a $300 initial visit fee.
I called in; set my appointment for late July; placed the $300 payment (which immediately posted to my account) and have been waiting on confirmation paperwork/receipt of payment from Mabrie's office for 48 hours. No big deal. I'll just call with a reminder tomorrow but I'm Praying this isn't an early sign of unprofessionalism amidst. In addition, after viewing his work I became so excited that I forgot to ask about his revision policy or board certification (Doh!). So now there's even more reason to callback. Long to the short of it, I pray I don't regret doing more research upfront.