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- This week on Macro Beauty, we meet Rachel who is getting her eye filler dissolved. This procedure is done by Dr. Kay Durairaj, a facial plastic surgeon. Watch this episode to learn how this process works.
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Undereye fillers are kinda flawed because they're made of hyaluronic acid so they draw water in which can make your under eyes look puffier.
Also if you do get undereye filler, make sure not to get it refilled on a set schedule. It stays in the body for a long time (even over a decade) so if you just keep filling it without paying attention, it can start looking really bad.
Alternate options for treating the under eyes:
- surgery to remove excess skin
- thread lifts (threads placed in the face that are pulled to give a lifting effect and as they dissolve, it promotes collagen production)
- PRP (platelet-rich plasma that comes from your blood is injected to help smoothen and rejuvenate your under eyes)
- obviously, diet, sleep, stress, skincare like retinols and sunscreen are very important
PRP is also really good to bring some colour to your lips and smoothen and plump the lips. If you notice your lips are looking duller lately because of age, this is a very good option and it looks totally natural, unlike regular fillers.
Thank you for listing some different options 😭🙏 i have such bad hollows under my eyes and I’ve wanted filler for so long but keep hearing how bad it is for the under eye area. I’ve been looking for any kind of alternative for a while so I’m glad there’s some kind of hope beyond relying on concealer everyday 😅
Do you have any recommendations for people who have smile lines?
@@SELFCAREMODEL PRP can also be injected into the smile lines to help smoothen that area :)
Her Hazel eye color is gorgeous.
I was watching Adele during an interview- I know she has a makeup team, but her eyes are so intriguing without the under eye filler. It’s reversing and inviting.
I’m happy to see the trend of moving away from excess filler build up.
Honestly, I got under eye filler in 2019 when I was 23 as well. It was the best decision I ever made. To this day the results have managed to stay in my face!! I went to an ocuplastic surgeon in nyc for this, who also has a high client satisfactory rating across all in-office procedures. It definitely does not age the face and it works if done well. Trust me!
Was it Dr. Prasad?
@@mchris4708 it wasn’t
Can you share who the doctor is pls?
Started accepting the changes of your age gracefully, besides your so young you don't need any fixing.!!
I really don’t get it, she looked fine before.
Yes she looked tired after..
She looked a bit puffy
Her eyes ❤️❤️..so gorgeous... can't look past her eyes
Just love yourself as you are, who cares what others think, don't do anything, you are already pretty
U dont need much when ur young, but when ur older u see the changes more
Time to dissolve that migrated lip filler next
There’s going to be a lot of regret in a few years when they don’t want to look like this anymore. I hate the sales pitch that fillers prevent wrinkles as they do not.
There is alot of regret now. People are taking out their boobs and butts because they were thinking about the here and now and didn't care about how it would look and operate as they aged and the longer it stayed there.
@@agathachris9722 very true!
@@agathachris9722thank goodness I still git my boobs. I love my boobs and wouldn't trade them for nothing. I am happy that I never got butt implants
Mine caused wrinkles. 😭
The product hyaluronidase is an incredibly powerful enzyme which will dissolve your own body’s natural hyaluronic acid and should only be used conservatively in extreme cases of swelling or filler migration. This patient really did not need this product used under her eyes as the result of her fillers were flawless. The rest of her face did look overfilled however.
Yes she looked worse after getting it removed.. idk why she did that
I noticed the cheeks and the lips, more than the eyes. It may look different in person
Hi Ian! I have filler under my eyes from 4 years ago and it hasn't dissolved but migrated down and is begging to cause smile lines and are sometimes hurting, a weird pain I can't describe. I have seen how fillers under the eyes can cause the bone to lessen in that area, and I feel like I should get it removed (as it have migrated it doesn't cover my eyes circles any more) but what you wrote here makes me a bit nervous..
@@hulubulu280 Hey Gabriella, I've been getting filler for years, also in my under eye area and had to have four sessions to dissolve most of them all around my face. Hyaluronidase does possibly dissolve some of your own hyaluronic acid, but your body regenerates it. I was super nervous about this same thing, but noticed nothing of the sort. Most of the hollowing effect you see on Rachel is due to the filler being dissolved. Make sure you go to an experienced doctor, mine was absolutely one of the best in Finland, and I couldn't be happier that I got it done!
@@mikaelrenwall thank you so much Michael! I'll find a good practitioner and get them dissolved asap.
I was left with a blue tint on my right eye after tear trough filler . My injector said it was because of my “ darker skin tone “ Uhum but my skin under my eyes was never blue
I can't see the difference. Not worth the pain. She's really pretty with and without it.
Agreed. I could not live through the trauma of a needle going through my face next to my eyes
@@JudgeyJudgeyable yep, I bet it's dangerous.
Thanks for sharing
I used fillers twice but had problems the second time. No more fillers for me. People need to get used with my face. And about her, I can't see the puffiness that she said, because I felt the same. So I prefer the after and hope she's happier now than ever.
@@cstevens1569 that’s so fucking scary
She's really pretty, it's a shame she couldn't see that before having fillers and such. I hope she learns to love her face and body with or without any work, fillers, or botox. Beause she really is just beautiful. ❤
She got alot of botox and filler done all over her face...it's obvious she got lip filler, botox in the smile line, forehead, cheekbone area, etc.
Some pretty people want to look even better but you wouldn’t get that Ashley Waistline
@@ClarityGolden she said it’s a shame she couldn’t see she is pretty before filler and Botox it’s sweet but she doesn’t know this girl in this videos journey just like you and I don’t 🤌
@@ClarityGolden your response didn’t have a single fact your clarity is foggy af
@@KAYSWORLD365 OK KAREN! SHE IS BEAUTIFUL, AND I said that!! Idk why my statement... on saying I hope she learns to love herself without such things done to herself.. OFFENDED YOU. THIS video was about her getting rid of certain fillers, whatever her journey in life is, I hope she does learn to love herself without feeling the need to modify it. There's nothing wrong with that statement. Whether she wants to fill and freeze her face is up to her. She's still freaking GORGEOUS. I hope you find the peace you need. Because coming into someone's comment fighting them over something that was with said ZERO malice or hate is just ridiculous, and it proves that your probably MISERABLE and just needed someone to fight today. Have a great day KAREN.
Just got mine dissolved. My under eyes ended up with dark blue circles and large bags. I will NEVER get filler again. My derm told me filler can actually laat and migrate for 10 years!
I'm sorry to hear. Try using concealer and a translucent press powder afterwards under your eyes to cover up it up. Have you ever tried cold cucumber slices to help with the puffiness in the morning?
I have been trying to warn people about these med spas for years without any success. I never had anything done to my face and never will because I am familiar with this industry's history from over 15 ago. These med spas are incredibly reckless in my opinion. They are a product of social media infleuncers in cahoots with the med spa businesses. And also the plastic surgery industry allowing "non-invasive" procedures to be taken out of the Doctor's offices and done by med spa owners who are usually a nurse or an esthetician. Med spa workers are generally not doctors with 8 years of medical training and a medical license they are in fear of losing or concerns about lawsuits.
Over 10 to 15 years ago, you could not get botox or filler anywhere, but with a licensed plastic surgeon (MD) or a dermatologist (MD) and most of these board certified doctors at that time were unwilling to do any of these procedure until they tried other remedies first like changing the skin care products to higher end products, suggesting high end makeup lines (yes they sold high end makeup at the doctor's offices) to cover concerns on the face, prescription skincare creams, microdermrasion treatments, chemical peels, or other type of low risk facials first. A lot of them would not dream to do botox and fillers on women or men in their 20s, 30s and 40s as the risks were high, they aren't going to make a person instantly beautiful, and they were not willing to lose their medical license for a few hundred dollars 15 years ago.
With the rise of these med spas, which are poorly regulated, I've noticed some doctors (plastic surgeons and dermatologists) are now willing to do stuff they would have never done 15 years ago in order to compete with med spas. The whole industry is becoming reckless and negligent. I wish these doctors associations would put an end to this and lobby their state governments to put these med spas out of business.
Even these cosmetic dentistry butchers (ie shaved down teeth with chiclet white veeners), but apparently people are going to Turkey for this type of medical mutilation. This all gives me a sick feeling of a Dr. Frankenstein hack job.
These procedures (botox, juvaderm, restaylyne, other fillere etc) are invasive in my opinion because they are using a medical need to inject a foreign substance directly into your face. These injectables can destroy your natural facial aesthetic and harmony and ruin your skin texture. Worse they can cause medical issues like paralysis, clots, infections and other medical problems. The other aspect that people do not talk about as often is the psychological damage caused to an individual such as depression, social anxiety and suicidal ideations from having a botched face that cannot be fixed. It's just so wrong on so many levels.
Oh NO, what am I to do???
What did they used????
@@cecileschoeman8351 She used hyaluronidase to dissolve the filler. My cheek filler had migrated towards my eyes, creating large bags and dark circles. After dissolving, my under eyes looked really bad for a couple wks but that area has since gone back to what it looked like pre-filler. If your filler looks good, I would just leave it alone. But if it appears like water is attaching to it, I would dissolve it.
Yea it can change, but basically u shoudnt get top ups very often
Wait she's only like 31? She looks mid 40s, these chicks getting hella procedures in their 20s really just age themselves tremendously. Look at Kylie smh
Exactly
I thought she looked easily in her forties as well. Not that there is anything wrong with being in your forties! I just mean with the cheeks and lips, it makes her look older. I’ve never understood the hype around procedures that age you? Just me I guess.
But it’s not my face and she is a beautiful woman
Wait she’s 31 👀? I’m 29 & I still look 18. Yeah I’m sticking with a good diet, therapy for stress management, working out, & a good skincare routine.
**I got my filler dissolved** I did a lot of searching about dissolving filler and much like everyone else, theres a lot of scary and bad stories out there. I was really torn on getting my filler dissolved or not but I was confident in my doctor and I took the risk and got it done. I had had filler 4 times in 4 years (2 syringes June 2019 and 2 October 2022). I felt overfilled and puffy and wanted to look "normal" again. If you go to RealSelf its full of terrible reviews but I will say, I think a lot of it is unrealistic expectations. Here me out, before I got filler I took photos of myself so I know exactly how I looked 4 years ago. Getting filler dissolved you have to also understand you will look different in 4 years... I think people dont understand that part. Heres my experience: She pricked me a total of 5 times (3 one eye area, 2 the other) and it burned like hell for a second but then it was over. She didnt massage it or anything (I had other filler I didnt want dissolved yet so she maybe didnt want to spread it). She said it could take 3 days to fully dissolve everything. I had to sign a waiver and that waiver does mention the rumor of it possible dissolving good HA (like all the horror stories but many doctors say it comes back soon after). The day it was dissolve I did feel like it was a little "deflated" looking but I plumped back a couple days later. I might not even had been "deflated" but all the reviews and scary stories prepare you for that affect so maybe I thought it..I am happy with the results. I look different but I am not who I was 4 years ago and I think its approprite for my face/weight/age (29 year old). My under eye veins are more apparent but I mean, theres no filler there to maybe cover them? Regardless, I am happy I took the chance and I will be going back to get all the rest of my filler dissolved about 3 weeks after this was done. If you have questions, I would be happy to help and provide pictures, if needed.
Thanks for sharing your experience! Did you have any swelling from the dissolver at all? Or did it immediately look deflated afterwards? I’m getting my under eye fillers dissolved soon so I’m wondering if I will be swollen immediately after.
@@julieb.271 hey! I just got another round done yesterday and I have no swelling at all each time. I bruise a little but that was it. You feel sore but no one would know. You do notice a change rather immediately but I give it like 3 days to get the full effect. I'm happy with the results both times.
@@outerspacelace3590 Thanks for your reply! I’m glad you’re happy with your results. This puts me at ease! I’m less nervous for my appointment now. :)
@@julieb.271 im glad it helped! I literally copied and pasted my paragraphs on all 7 videos I watched before getting it done. I really wanted to try and help people not be sp scared like I was.
@@outerspacelace3590 Thank you so much for doing that!
Getting a good phyisican is important. I had a very good experience of having filler on my tear trough. It made me look younger.
THIS is why you don't get fillers. Ugh. Stop messing with your face. Under eye concealer for the win 🙌🙌
Inexperienced injector is the issue, not fillers.
@@tayhuiyun7238 nah.. I'm not injecting my face. No matter if they are experienced or not.
@@kara2162 it’s absolutely terrifying I think! You can got blind by filling your smile lines! That’s nowhere near your eyes lol! Plus I think a hella filled face ages the hell out of people! This woman is only 31! She’s beautiful and nothing is wrong with looking older, I just don’t see the draw to pay to look older! Just age naturally for free lol
Wow, incredible results! Eye poking included free of charge 😉
What questions should we ask a doctor to vet them?
i need to get mine dissolved. it only looks good for like 3 months. she looks so much younger even with her little hollows.
I agree! It did make her look younger
did it migrate for you or something else?
@@sail491 it didn’t migrate it just looks like a little roll under my eye 😒
I had fillers done under my eyes about five years ago and the blue bruising the doctor said would go away it as of today has yet to go away
Sounds like it was injected superficially creating the Tyndall effect
I just think that fillers age the face
💯
I think Botox does as well!
*sees a face full of wrinkles* wow that person has such a wonderfully expressive face
*sees a completely lineless face* wow Botox
Like… new babies have wrinkles. They aren’t a sign of age lol they’re a sign of expression. Botox just makes you look uncanny and cold.
It does
Yesssss!
I think botox and fillers make people look older. My friend is really pretty she's 32 and ill be 33 next month. She has 2 years that she has been getting fillers and botox and she is still beautiful but it made her look like she's in her 40's. She just doesn't look young anymore 😕 and looks so much older than us who are 30.
honestly i think undereye bags are attractive
Did she end up getting new fillers?
Serves her right.
I personally think under eyes and dark under eyes are really pretty, and natural for many people! But whatever makes people happy :)
Yes! Now it’s kind of funny that people like more of the sunken look lol
I feel the same way! I wish there were more comments like this!! 😀
i think it looks great on other people but i feel so embarrassed about it on myself
Do you have cheek filler? Loved this video 💗💗💗
Cheeks and lips. You didn’t ask me lol but she’s had those done as well
She's so beautiful, my goodness...
Is it just me who never notices anybody else's or my own eye bags?
Can it dissolve any product??
Now dissolve the hamster cheeks and duck lips. I swear there is a collective body dysmorphia epidemic...i bet she looks lovely in her natural state.
It's totally true. Look at all of the popular "Instagram models, actresses, and singers" it's like your not allowed to look natural, have wrinkles, textured skin, small or uneven lips. It's a shame, features that make us unique.. now make us "ugly"
why r u so negative ☠️ if it makes her happy let her. all ur comments on here r negative damn get a life
@@rihaaaaaa ikr like watch the video and leave ?
@@rihaaaaaa thanks love…I’m the patient. Appreciate the love ❤️
@@alaina_paige thanks love…I’m the patient. Appreciate the love ❤️
If you're insecure about the way you look nothing can make you look good
Sometimes you only want a change and it’s not to cure an insecurity… It’s like when you get a tattoo…
Agree
Either way she’s a beautiful woman. She’s very very brave for putting herself out there for the whole world to critique! It’s not for me, but I understand wanting to change things about yourself. At the end of the day it’s our faces and about what makes us happy.
I did under eye fillers twice 7 years ago. The result was amazing, but it did not last for long, so I stopped doing that. After 7 years I had hypothyroidism condition and it made my face looks puffy for some time until I recovered from the illness. But the puffiness under the eyes did not go away completely and I believe this is the filler that migrated and was hiding somewhere all these years ) I plan to dissolve it.
Update: dissolved! That was pricy btw (( But my eyes look bigger now, I look more fresh and alert. and yeah, I have "hollow" under eye area now (that is natural for me), but it's better than looking puffy.
Hi! Thanks for this comment. I had tear trough filler under my eyes 3 years ago. I was told it would dissolve in 9months. No problems since until September last year I got sick (viral) and have had a puffy under eye on my left side only since. Never went down. Now I have just endured the end of another flu/viral like infection and now my other eye is swollen in the same tear trough area (must be fluid after watching this vid) I’m afraid my face is stuck like this forever 😩😩😩 it’s effected my confidence and how I feel about myself) do you feel dissolver is worth the risk? It scares me how they inject it into the eyes like that 🥺 I’m so afraid but sick of looking like this
which
How did you recover from Hypothyroidism? I would like to do that too
She is so beautiful but still going for procedures
I'm a bit lost as to why people have under-eye fillers at all. Isn't depth into someone's eyes far more aesthetically appealing? Cheekbone fillers to further accentuate eye depth, yes! This, not for me!
Nope, it's not. I have really bad under eye dark circles and I've had them since I was a kid , now I'm in my 30s. I'm super self conscious about them. I look older than I am and very tired no matter how much I sleep. When I wake up I sometimes have puffy eyes and my dark circles are not so noticeable because the under eye are looks more filled. So I look my age for about 20 minutes. I'd definitely get this under eye filler but I'm still researching it.
Cheekbone fillers.. the ones I've seen makes people just look like they have a chubby face. Which isn't bad if that's what they're aiming for. But not for me.
And no, dark circles don't make eyes look "deeper" or more appealing, they just make people look tired and older 🙄
@@OzmaOfOzz no I hear what you're saying, but I still think it might be best to get an expert opinion from a plastic surgeon. Any good procedures done do SOOOO much to make you feel good and confident. So treat yourself and go for it, whichever procedure is found best to accentuate your face. It's great we've finally come to a place where we're able to talk openly about procedures, even if only by online, hehe! I say spoil yourself, thank goodness we live in the 21st century to have such procedures available!
@@OzmaOfOzz same x
@@OzmaOfOzz oh and i got undereye filler and it was the best thing ever. stopped people asking me 'ARE YOU TRIED' WHATS WRONG WITH YOU!!! WHY ARE YOUR EYES SO TIRED. now i dont get asked as much which is amaaaazzing
@@AmeliaConway I so want to get it!! But I'm afraid it might migrate to my cheek.. I don't know what to do.
I just went all the way to California from NY to get filler from this EXACT DR. Dr. KAY. She did jawline and cheeks. It took 3 hours just to be seen and the result is so terrible. I've been crying nonstop ever since I came back two weeks ago. Her office tells me there is nothing I can do because Radiesse is the filler they used amd its not dossolvable
WHAT ? Did they not tell you before that it couldn’t be dissolved 😭😭
@@tamyhope5441 this is the patients responsibility to ask questions and to be informed of things that are going to get put in your own body. They should have information as well of what she was getting. It looks horrible ke because it doesn't look good on everyone. It depends on the person's eye. Sorry that she isn't happy with it but it isn't the doctors fault at all.
i am so sorry they did this to you. i will pray for you!!!! 😣
People think about what others think way to much Her face was fine
The problem is there are side effects with the dissolvers as well. Use with extreme caution.
im terrified. so do we just let them stay??? idk what to do i want them out please someone help
@LovelyBluntDoll Find the most skilled doctor with the most experience removing fillers and see what they say. The dissolver can also dissolve your natural hyaluronic acid in your face, which can further age you, so it's important to go to the doctor who is an expert at placement and only uses the minimum amount of dissolver necessary. Going to the best doctor is key. This is not a time to go to the cheapest doctor. I also would go to an actual plastic surgeon or dermatologist (MD), not an esthetician at a med spa.
@@KC-ed1dj see i would
def go to plastic surgeon or derm and pay. idc. but my thing is i’m afraid they won’t know where the filler is and since the person who did it, knows, that’s why i would want to go to her. but then again since she over did it , when she said it would look natural. would the same happen when she dissolves 😔 ughhhhh never again!!!!!
@LovelyBluntDoll I think working out alot (getting a really good aerobic workout) can help your body absorb the filler quicker so it doesn't last as long.
@@KC-ed1dj bless you! i’ve been working out. eating better and trying my hardest, to speed up my metabolism but i just keep seeing a fat face 😣, i want my old face back. i have so much ancient about this….i’ve only had it 7 months 😣
her eyes are absolutely gorgeous, looks like she has central heterochromia
What is your location?
Otherwordly beautiful unique kinda heterocheomic eyes✨ But sadly the pillow face and the duck lips stealed the show to her starring feature and made them look smaller and secondary till the point that it leads to question if they could be contacts 😞
she thinks that looks bad?? wow... she needs to see my eyes.
I’m getting this done tomorrow and I’m petrified watching this
did you do it? how was your results what did you get dissolved?
Well, looks like i need to get my eyes checked cuz I don’t see a difference. 🤷🏽♀️ She’s a pretty girl that just doesn’t need anything right now.
why even dissolve it she looked good
I think perhaps she could look into getting the rest of her filler dissolved too
It's so weird to see people want a puffy face and big curves now. Growing up I always hated my wide hips and puffy face... Apparently those are the top beauty standards now lol
I love my hips. People want an hourglass. But I don't think people should force it or try to get plastic surgery to achieve it especially if it destroys the natural harmony of your body.
In terms of the puffy face...they don't want it. They want to just fill in their wrinkles but it doesn't work. It causes puffy face from overfilling and migration. It doesnt dissolve on its own and it messes with the person's natural facial harmony.
Anyhow, 10% of the world's population is born beautiful..they won the genetic lottery. But why be jealous or envious of them. Admire and appreciate beautiful people and then move on.
I don't know why the 90% are trying to achieve that. It's not working and it's causing people to look worse.
Looks like it hurts too much, I will skip it all together.
I had it done. It doesn’t hurt at all
@@lautizavaglia fillers or getting fillers dissolved?
Her eyes were watering hella bad! You know it was owie!
She looked before removing the filler
She looks younger with just her regular undereyes
I agree!
this is a whole 5 minute video that could've just been a facebook status or tweet....
I would have left it
All filler migrates not just under eye.
She looked fine. I can’t see the problem.
The filler actually looked good
She looked like an IG pillow face over filled lips clone and she ends up looking absolutely the same but with a crazy heavy enzyme injected on top of black mascara flakes. Bless her in her 40’ s...
Your name is great!
That is true! Imagine what Kylie Jenner is going to look like in her forties. Many many people don’t look past the here and now, and the instant gratification
Should have allowed nature to set him before getting these you have to be careful. But it's a beautiful thing when you have natural beautiful melanated skin that you never have to worry about getting fillers and facelifts for the most part because it withstands a lot of elements from Sun to cold to brisk Winters. And still have glowing endurance.
Many many many black women and men get fillers and Botox! Yes you still have to be careful in the sun! I mean come on lol! Having melanated skin is not a cure all and it doesn’t immune from aging. Loads of people think that black people don’t get skin cancer, however they’re more likely to die from skin cancer if they do get over any other skin tone! Proven fact. Also darker skin is more prone to dark spots and skin moles/bumps from the sun. You should be a voice for people with melanated skin instead of spreading false information and narratives
it was better before
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I am 44 and starting to look tired (I am 😄) so I am looking into these procedures but both of these ladies look like they have masks on. That is not the look I am going for.
Damn she started filler at 15???
🤯It blows my mind that a professional works on a patient *with make up on* Where is the aseptic surrounding field?
A shitty non stop flaking mascara, btw🤦🏻♀️ Geeeeez, give me patience.
I don't see any difference lol
Her lips also look overfilled and not uniform. She’s a beautiful woman, but fillers are so noticeable.
I don’t see much of a difference however she is beautiful before and after.
There’s way too many subpar injectors out there. This woman is so beautiful but the poorly done lip filler is really hindering the beauty of her lips, which probably looked better before she got them done. Badly done filler just becomes very distracting because it sticks out as being unnatural and then it becomes the focal point of the face.
She looked better before
I'm confused. The before (with filler) looked great. The after (dissolved filler) is hardly any different. Filler isn't forever, it degrades over time anyway. For this particular result, it doesn't seem worth the effort and discomfort. She still looks good, so I guess as long as she's happy.
It doesn’t actually dissolve all the way. It migrates around the face, which is how you end up with a super puffy face.
@@amyg8176 That is categorically false. You think trough filler somehow wiggles its way up to one's forehead?? Generally speaking, filler stays where it is placed. Migration potential is largely due to a poor injector and/or user error (manipulating the filler yourself, not following the directions given by a SKILLED injector...), and is only likely to happen in the first few weeks after injecting, while the filler is still integrating into the tissue. For hyaluronic-based fillers, the body metabolizes hyaluronic acid gradually. Hyaluronic acid is a precursor of collagen, which is inevitably left behind when the filler has run its course, and naturally, that newly synthesized collagen just degrades with age.
@@bleedblackwax no, genius. Gravity exists. The filler travels down. To the cheeks. Which is why she looks so puffy.
@@amyg8176 we’re not talking about gravity, you clown. Your face is going to change as a result of volume loss and gravity overtime regardless of filler. We’re talking about filler dissolving over time, which you said it does not, and you are wrong. Get a job.
It takes several weeks for the filler to dissolve completely. They should have showed her again after a few weeks.
I thought she looked stunning before,
_Sounds like the problem was the TYPE of filler, not filler in general._
The doctor even mentioned fixing the mild hollowing later: sounds like better filler or PRP will be next.
However, I’m just saving money for the under eye surgery. Lol I’ll do that around 40.
It’s a but of both. Getting filler under the eyes is notorious for being difficult and some doctors refuse to donut because of how easy the filler migrates and creates problems for the rest of the face.
@@tiahnarodriguez3809 No I agree now. I wanted filler but it’s not happening. I’ll just wait and get a little nip/tuck under the eye when I’m older