I developed a granuloma after getting filler, so I looked it up on YouTube and went in. When I said I wanted to try dissolving injections first, they said it wasn’t impossible, but the chance of it disappearing that way was very low. I said that I disliked having a wound made on my face more than the granuloma, so even if the chance was small, I wanted to choose the dissolving method first. That procedure also required squeezing out some filler through a needle hole while injecting the dissolving solution, and throughout that process the doctor kept grumbling to the nurses that this was harder, which made me so uncomfortable the entire time I was receiving the procedure. I went back a week later to check the progress (they said I had to come within a week to avoid paying a consultation fee), and they immediately said we should do aspiration again. When I said it seemed to have disappeared in the meantime, the doctor got annoyed and said it would come back anyway, then said there was nothing more to say and walked right out of the director’s office. It felt like I was being forced into buying something. Then why didn’t they say from the beginning that the dissolving injection method was impossible? I had already spent 1.2 million won. But even now, 3 months later, it hasn’t come back, and the filler that had felt hard is completely gone. I don’t know if it will come back like the director said, but if it disappeared with dissolving injections, I think it can be dissolved again in the future, so I would choose this method again rather than making a wound on my face. The director who pressed and scolded a patient already upset from filler side effects was truly the worst.
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