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A little improvement

A week ago a maxillofacial surgeon gave me low dose steroid injections and the swelling went down a bit. My face, to tell the truth, is not back to the way it was before, but it is still a little better. The surgeon will give me another few low dose steroid injections next week. I hope I can see my old face again because I really miss it and I would give anything to go back and not repeat the same mistake. I should have accepted myself for who I was ... I was happy and I liked my appearance, I just wanted to improve it ... but I ruined everything and now I'm doing the impossible to fix everything.

Volux is the Worst Nightmare I’ve Ever Had

3 months ago I’ve been injected with the new vycross juvederm filler, volux, in my jawline and chin (first time). It has changed my face shape and now my face is square, larger and fatter than before. Plus I feel my lower face so heavy and swollen that I feel awkward when I talk. I’ve already had several rounds of hyaluronidase (with my original injector)...very little results...now I’m seeing another plastic surgeon to fix my issue...I want my face back. Stay away from this filler...it’s the densest and most robust of the vycross fillers, very hydrophilic, and very hard to dissolve (if you have a problem or if you don’t like the result).