- My appointment was at 7:30, but I arrived around 7:20. - Around 7:30 to 7:35, after a brief consultation with the manager about the area for filler removal, the number of sessions, possible allergies, and so on, they applied anesthetic cream right away. - Around 8:00 to 8:10, I met the director. I wanted to check the filler positions first, so they checked with ultrasound. There was quite a bit of filler in places I did not know about, and they gave honest answers about the areas I cared about, so I actually trust them more than people who just say, "Totally possible." - Since my appointment was almost the last slot, it was a bit hectic because the staff were getting off work, but I waited 10 minutes to see whether I had any allergic reaction, then got my prescription and went home.
If you get filler often, it really does not seem bad to check with ultrasound and dissolve it. In my case, it had been 3-4 years since I got lip filler, so I was not sure exactly where it had remained, which is why I wanted ultrasound first.