9 years ago, I got a large amount of forehead filler (as the clinic told me to), and when it had been 5 years, I had 5 sessions of Hyalase and dissolved it. Even so, the filler above my eyebrows would not dissolve to the end, so I thought it must have fibrosed with my skin tissue... It even hurt mildly when I pressed on it. Up until then, I thought filler was an easy procedure where, if it ever went wrong, you could just dissolve it... lol.... Anyway, my goal was to naturally fix my forehead that looked like an ancient royal tomb, so at the time I searched through cosmetic surgery apps and found a doctor who could make a flight-attendant-style forehead. They said my forehead was wide and, since I was lying down, I absolutely needed at least 5 cc, so I got it. The shape came out naturally as I had hoped, and somehow it seemed like a success But the important part is that the curse starts here...... After 2-3 years, it started becoming bumpy and sunken, and when I stood under light, I began to see spots that looked deeply dented. That had not happened with my first filler (the reason comes later). So I went to a clinic with a discounted price on a cosmetic surgery app and a lot of procedure experience, intending to fill only the sunken areas. Even there, the consultant recommended 4 cc. Seriously insane lol I had said I wanted them to fill only the empty spots, exactly without ruining the current shape. But she kept trying to persuade me, saying that to fill the depressions, that much had to go in, and that this was not even a lot, saying that kind of nonsense. I should have stormed out then..... Whenever I consult with a money-blinded consultant like that, it seems like life gets ruined haha. Anyway, in the end I paid for 4 cc, and I told them it was okay to fill only a little and leave some, so not to inject all of it. Because I had a history of it going wrong, even during the procedure I kept shouting to please only put it in the naturally sunken areas, but they had already injected all 4 cc? I looked in the mirror and what the hell, they had made my forehead into this freaking ancient royal tomb, beluga headbutt, dinosaur, alien forehead? The director's aesthetic sense is seriously psychotic-level. I was so devastated lolololololol wow I felt so sorry to my forehead and so sorry to myself. Because I really, desperately wanted to stop touching my forehead, I endured that forehead for 5 months. They said it would look natural once it absorbed over time, so I forced myself to bear it while crying. But as time passed, now it started gradually coming down again It became this bizarre forehead where my brow bone seemed to be supporting filler that felt like it was about to burst, and everyone around me would look at my forehead whenever they met me....... My mental state was maxed out.... In the end, I could not take it anymore and went to another clinic to dissolve it again...... But the director there pressed on my forehead and then sighed for a long time. From then on I got scared The reason was, forehead filler is supposed to go in after dissecting between the frontal bone and the muscle, but mine had been injected above the muscle, and because a large amount was in there, all the tissue there had stretched. So that was why it dented when pressed and why it had migrated. They said they see a case like this once every 3 months lolololololol and that if it had been their own clinic, they would have used me as a model case. That second clinic that made the flight-attendant forehead did the dissection like absolute trash.... Doctor, may you be cursed. (And that doctor even had tons of reviews saying he was the god of dissection lol) They said I would have to fix my forehead over at least a year and a half. They said it would be better to do at least 4 Hyalase sessions -> high-frequency laser lifting procedure -> filler re-procedure. Even so, because I had been suffering mentally over my forehead for so long, I came home after the first session feeling more numb than expected. I slept deeply and woke up, and the tissue in the middle of my forehead was indented. It did not look like the filler had dissolved; it clearly looked like the tissue had melted away. When I touched it, there was no tissue at all in that area. What was so scary was that when I pressed it, it kept going in endlessly....... as if the forehead bone itself had melted I wondered if it was skin necrosis or what, my hands were shaking...... I urgently searched for side effects. Hyalase injections dissolve hyaluronic acid, so they say it can dissolve not only filler but also my own tissue. So I guess some tissue completely dissolved. Of all places, the tissue in the exact center of my forehead dissolved..... It feels like I look like someone who had an accident. My heart feels so heavy thinking about how I am supposed to live like this for the next year and a half........ If anyone has recovered, please leave a comment!
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