Maybe your filler didn't turn out how you expected, it migrated, or you've found yourself a little overfilled. Whatever the reason, dissolving the filler is an option you can explore.

Everyone's talking about cheek filler. ... "You shouldn't look dough-y or overfilled," says Coppola. "Cheek filler should allow for natural movement because it's under the muscle." ...

However, as soon as photos and videos of the Real Housewives star surfaced online, several social media users couldn't help but comment on her facial filler, suggesting that it appeared excessive ...

Lisa Rinna reacted to a viral TikTok video that spoke about how to prevent her "over filled" face, ... 60. "They placed too much filler in the cheeks and midface.

An increasing number of Aussies are getting lip filler dissolved because they no longer want to look “overdone”, as injectors ...

According to Lisiecki, the amount of work required depends on how much a person has aged to begin with, and their natural ...

In the last two years, Allure has reported on the origins of filler fatigue, the ubiquity of undereye-filler-gone-wrong, the ...

In overfilled cases, she always hands her patient the mirror so they can identify the filler bubble forming behind their lips, which in reality makes the lips appear smaller.

Filler migration is a risk of face filler, especially if you get lip filler or under-eye filler. Here's what derms say can cause it—and the best way to fix it.

The Problem with the “Pillow Face” Stereotype. Let’s talk about the elephant in the room. Yes, we’ve all seen the overfilled look. And yes, it can be hard to unsee.