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Filler = the savior of my glabella nasal bridge....

(Briefly) I got 0.5 cc, only in the glabella nasal bridge, with an imported product!

I’m really, really, really the super cautious type, so when I look into one thing, I dig through everything, check, read, and verify it all. Filler = a combination of not completely disappearing / and also having a tendency to spread!

I already had absolutely no glabella nasal bridge, and my nasal bridge was thin but my nasal alae were thick, so my nose had a triangular, very noticeable presence, which stressed me out a lot. Putting in silicone felt risky because of side effects, and since I had worked in broadcasting, I had seen a lot of people, so that distinctive look didn’t really suit my taste. After looking into various options, I thought filler was my savior... so I only got 0.5 cc. I asked them to put it only in the glabella area and repeatedly emphasized: absolutely do not inject from the middle of the nose downward!

I called and booked on the same day, and I don’t know where that courage came from, but around the end of last September? I just went for it. The result was very satisfying.. And since filler = spreading, it also gave some thickness to the nasal bridge. For a nose that has weight in the lower part, the nasal bridge at least needs to be somewhat thick so the heaviness of the nasal alae looks less emphasized, but as I wrote above, my nose was triangular..,. Still, thanks to the spreading, it was somewhat saved haha

However, with glabella nasal bridge filler, you always have to be careful about blindness.. I’m timid, so I read all kinds of articles, and I saw one saying that if side effects occur, you need to rush to an ophthalmology clinic within 30 minutes to have even a chance at treatment. So I went to a nearby, reasonably cheap place using imported filler.

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