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Cheekbone Injection ㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜㅜ

I got cheekbone injections last Wednesday, and since they said I also had a lot of cheek fat, they injected two syringes. Right after getting them, the areas were bulging out like a monster, but by the next day it had all gone down. But the problem is, from Thursday night the area started turning red, and when I woke up Friday morning it was as red as if I had rouge dots painted on my cheeks. It was to the point I couldn't go to work, so I missed work and went straight to the clinic in the morning. I complained a bit, saying, what is this when I was trying to become prettier, isn't redness a side effect? The director said they didn't mention it because almost no one had turned that red, and that among tens of thousands of patients it was an unusual case. So I said, cheekbone injections don't seem to have existed for very long, so what do you mean tens of thousands? Then they immediately reduced the number. And when I said I had posted about it and uploaded photos somewhere, but there were no patients with reactions like mine, they immediately said, then what are they supposed to do if that makes patients stop coming to the clinic? They said I was sensitive. A woman in her 20s has a face this red, is there any woman who would just say, oh, it's red, and leave it at that? I think probably not even one. Then they kept talking longer and told me to wait, saying if it hurt when pressed it could be inflammation, but it doesn't hurt, and since the medication has gone inside, it means there is some kind of reaction, so I should wait. They said it would be absorbed and then all disappear with time. Today is day 4. I've given up on the effect. I don't care if there is no effect, I just really hope the redness on my skin gets better. If it stays like this, I feel like my marriage prospects will be ruined and I'll develop social phobia. If, even by any chance, this doesn't get better, what should I do with the clinic? Of course I should go there and say something, but judging from the director's attitude when speaking then, honestly, even if I go again, it doesn't seem like they'll welcome me, and I don't think they'll give me any solution. That day too, they only told me to wait because it wasn't inflammation or anything like that, so there was no way to do anything, but I'm really going crazy. My face is too red. Everyone, this kind of thing gets better within a few days as time passes, right? It's an injection, after all?ㅜㅜ

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