Since this kind of procedure was my first, I was worried a lot at first about side effects like spreading or inflammation, but listening to the director, they seemed very confident and didn’t seem salesy, so I trusted them a lot.
It was also reassuring that they insisted on using a good filler product known for having the fewest side effects + I was also intrigued when they said they had done it for their niece/nephew and the result was very satisfying
They said the nasal dorsum is an area where filler tends to remain well, but it still gets absorbed, so after about 2 years it’s good to get it injected again, and now it’s almost exactly been 2 years, but it’s almost the same lol At first I was worried, so I asked them not to put in too much, and from the start, after the swelling went down, about 3% of the dorsal hump remained, and that has stayed the same
So lately I’ve been slightly debating whether to fill just that 3% or not Anyway, under the premise that it’s done well by a trustworthy doctor and with a good product, I recommend filler for a hump on the nasal dorsum (I think they said they don’t strongly recommend it for shapes that aren’t a hump)
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