What do fillers do in the long term?

What do fillers do in the long term?

Fillers gradually fade over the long term, with results being temporary and typically lasting 6 to 18 months, depending on the type of filler and the treated area. With improper use or permanent fillers, complications may occur such as lumps, hardening, migration, or rare skin-related issues. Regular maintenance treatments performed by an experienced physician help maintain results and minimize risks.

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