I received Accu injections several times, and I think choosing based on your own skin is important.
In my case, I always received a large volume, and whenever I did it, my nasolabial folds became so hollowed that no matter what, I ended up with a gaunt impression. Especially since my skin is extremely thick, should I say it became slightly crumpled? The fat decreased with that kind of feeling.
I’m not sure about people with thin skin, but men like me may want to keep this in mind. I’m referring to a constitution like mine, where sideburns grow well and the skin is very thick.
Also, one thing to be careful about is the case where you don’t have that much facial fat, but while dieting very hard, you put a large volume of Accu into the face.
A few days after I had it injected, I went to run a marathon.
My left cheek literally sank in deeply, so I was shocked and remember filing a complaint with the clinic.
Once I stepped back and watched the progress, it did come back, but it didn’t all come back. Should I call it the deep cheek area? That part remained sunken, so my left cheek is slimmer than my right cheek. In other words, it lacks elasticity.
But this kind of thing is something only you notice, so well...
Anyway, this was an experience that made me think Accu can definitely leave symptoms that may not recover completely.