Honest Review of Full-Face Filler for Nasolabial Folds, Cheeks, and Temples

I was not sick or anything, but whenever I met people, I always heard, “You look tired... Didn’t you sleep?” lol At first I thought it was just in my head, but when I looked at photos, my anterior cheeks lacked volume and my nasolabial folds were becoming more noticeable, making my whole face look shadowed. These days I have been using Setlog (the trend has passed, but I use it like a diary with friends), and when I took bare-faced selfies, it really bothered me that my face looked hollow and seemed to have lost volume in spots T_T Especially because my anterior cheeks and temples were sunken, my facial contour was not smooth and the nasolabial folds looked even more pronounced. At first, I was only planning to get filler in my nasolabial folds. But during the consultation, they said that in my case, considering the overall volume balance of my face would look more natural than filling only the folds. They explained that because I lacked anterior-cheek volume and my temples were slightly hollow, addressing these areas together would make the folds less prominent and connect the overall facial contour naturally. So I ended up getting full-face design filler in my nasolabial folds, anterior cheeks, and temples!! Honestly, because I was getting filler in several areas, I worried that I would look overly puffy or obviously done, but not at all. Rather than just filling every area, they assessed my overall facial balance and placed only the amount needed where it was needed, so the hollow areas now feel naturally connected. So good. Especially as my anterior cheeks gained volume, my face looks less flat. With the volume from the temples to the nasolabial folds balanced overall, my whole impression looks much softer. My friends ask what I did to my skin, but it was actually the overall volume and contour of my face that changed lol Even in photos, individual areas look less deeply sunken than before, and my face looks much more lively overall haha More than looking like I obviously had filler, it feels like only the volume my original face lacked was naturally restored, and that is what I am most satisfied with.