I don’t remember exactly, but I only got authentic fillers that cost at least 350,000 won per 1 mm, and every clinic gave me the same explanation: they would start being absorbed after 6 months and be completely absorbed within 2 years at most.
Forehead 3 mm, 1 year ago Nose 1 mm 7 years ago, and another 1 mm 5 years ago Chin 2 mm, 5 years ago Lips 2 years ago, unlimited?
First of all, the fillers are still there.
The chin-tip filler from 5 years ago feels like more than 70% is still left.
For the nose too, I feel like more than half remains. Before nose filler, my nose was very small. Even though it was small, it was a slim nose. Similar to IU’s nose. But now my nasal bridge has become blunt, and my nasal ala are puffier than before. From the side, almost all of it has gone down, so in terms of height it is basically the same as before surgery now, but the problem is that the filler spread sideways and will not go away. My nose got bigger, but not in height. It got wider.
After that, redness kept coming up around the glabella, so before fibrosis develops, I’m scheduled to get a dissolving injection. There was nothing particularly wrong except slight swelling when I drank heavily, but suddenly this started happening after 5 years...
They said it would be 100% absorbed within 2 years and come out in my urine..
I got forehead filler down to just above my eyebrows, and so far there haven’t been any major problems.
For the chin-tip filler, the filler spread upward over my chin, making my chin tip look blunt, and it gave me a protruding-chin kind of impression. For the first 1-2 years, it was exactly what I wanted, just the chin tip pointed and pretty. As time went on, the filler kept spreading, and I was told I would look pretty if I got two-jaw surgery, so I’m going to dissolve this too. Before chin filler, I didn’t have that protruding-chin impression at all. If anything, I had a very slight, just slightly recessed-chin feel, and I only did it because my chin tip was square.
The inflammation is the worst there, and if I rest my chin on my hand it swells right away. Granulomas have already developed at the chin tip, so I can feel hard little granules. I don’t know if the filler and my own tissue have all clumped together, but there are a ton of granules. Since it’s at the chin tip, they have fortunately? dropped downward together with the soft tissue, so they are not visibly noticeable.
It has been 5 years, but when I touch it, to exaggerate a bit, it feels like 120% is still there.
For lip filler, aesthetically, my look suddenly became Southeast Asian-looking, so I’m thinking about whether to dissolve it or not.
From the front it still looks okay. Plump. When I looked in the mirror, I only saw the front, so I didn’t know. From the side, the upper lip is gradually protruding.
As time passes, this also spreads and protrudes more and more. It becomes a duck-lip shape and gives a somewhat sulky impression. The bigger problem is, then the angle called the nasolabial angle becomes smaller. You know the side profile commonly seen in Southeast Asian-type faces.. The philtrum is not straight, but diagonally protrudes forward.. Because of that, the lower jaw looks protruded, the face looks flat, the nose looks low, and it creates a very unsophisticated impression. It is a subtle difference, but 1 mm on the face really makes a big change.
If your nose is low, or your philtrum angle is not 90 degrees, or if you have a typical East Asian facial structure with a flat or less three-dimensional midface, please think carefully about lip filler. It makes the impression look unsophisticated.
Except for the forehead and lower lip, I’m planning to dissolve everything for now. There are many reviews saying that even the original skin dissolves and becomes depressed from dissolving injections, so I’m scared about the forehead and am looking into it more for now.
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