Has it been there a long time? If it has been there for a long time and appears to be permanent than something permanent can be considered, but the last thing you want is to inject it and then the area fills back up and you have a permanent lump.
It's always best to try a temporary filler first to be certain you like it.
8 hours ago, dazzed said:Has it been there a long time? If it has been there for a long time and appears to be permanent than something permanent can be considered, but the last thing you want is to inject it and then the area fills back up and you have a permanent lump.
It's always best to try a temporary filler first to be certain you like it.
This, it is not uncommon for the cortisoneinjection sites to refill after several months or longer. Ask to have it flushed with saline if its within 1 year. Outside of that, consider an HA filler injected after subcision. If you get bellafill go to an expert, do not skimp on price, the skill of the injector for something like bellafill is crucial, it is permanent and irreversible, will require surgery to correct.