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First time filler - hold my hand

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TheGruffal0 · 19/06/2015 11:44

What to expect? I am inclined to think my face will fall off when I do anything remotely risky. IPL after-swelling was quite terrifying and I was sure it would never resolve and I'd look like a chipmunk forever! Please help me react proportionately by sharing your pain / bruising / swelling levels and encouraging tales of resulting worth-it-all beautification!

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TheAssassinsGuild · 19/06/2015 11:59

How exciting! What are you having done and where are you going?

Not had fillers - don't need them yet (but I think I will when I do). But have Botox - LOVE IT!!

Holding your hand!!

TheGruffal0 · 19/06/2015 12:03

Thanks! Having my pits of despair tear troughs treated. And maybe also my migraine-inducing screen-frown botoxed... Nothing at all then all at once! Grin As well be hung for a sheep etc. Can they even be done at the same time... who knows!

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TheAssassinsGuild · 19/06/2015 12:09

Good luck! Grin

clearasmud · 19/06/2015 12:16

Make sure you've left the numbing cream on for at least 30 minutes before procedure.
Make sure you've researched your Dr!! I had my troughs done by a Harley street plastic surgeon. Results were awful! Thankfully it is reversible, which I had done by another doctor who also went on to te-fill my troughs beautifully. Now couldn't be happier.
So all in all, with numbing cream it's uncomfortable but totally bearable. It's reversable, and if done correctly it makes such a difference. Go for it!
Also, underfilling is always better than over filling. So if after 2 weeks you feel it's not filled enough that's fine, just go back for a little top up.

TheGruffal0 · 19/06/2015 12:26

Numbing cream sounds good. Though even thinking about the need for it has made my heart rate increase!! I am told the Dr is conservative in his approach, so a revisit seems likely, which is good.

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Marylou2 · 19/06/2015 12:44

Offers hand to hold.
The first time I had botox I didn't sleep the night before and I took DH with me for hand holding and to drive in case I felt wobbly. Now i pop in for 15 minutes and go straight back to work. You will be fine!

TheGruffal0 · 19/06/2015 12:46

Squeezes hand til its blue, gulps nervously.

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