I don't remember exactly, but all of them were only genuine fillers that cost at least 350,000 per 1mm, and all hospitals were informed that they would be absorbed from 6 months and all within 2 years. Forehead 3mm 1 year ago Nose 1mm 7 years ago 1mm 5 years ago Once again Chin 5 years ago 2mm Lips 2 years ago Unlimited? First of all, the fillers are still alive. I feel that the 5-year-old chin tip filler still has more than 70% left, and the nose has more than half left . Before the nose filler, it was a very small nose. It's more plump than before. Almost all of the profile has been lost , so the height is now the same as before the surgery. The problem is that the filler spreads horizontally and doesn't come out. The nose has grown, but it has grown horizontally, not height. It's planned. When I drink too much, there's nothing wrong with it , but after 5 years, it's suddenly like this... They said it was absorbed 100% within 2 years and comes out as urine... The forehead filler hit right above the eyebrows, but so far there's no big problem . Chin tip filler spreads over the chin, so the tip of the chin is lumpy and gives an impression of the chin. For the first 1-2 years, only the tip of the chin was sharp, which was what I wanted, so it was pretty. There was no impression of the chin at all, but there was a slight chin feeling, and the tip of the chin was just square. Inflammation was the most severe, and the chin resting position was immediately swollen, and the granuloma had already progressed at the tip of the chin, so hard grains could be felt. The filler and my flesh tissue were all clumped together. The amount of grains is very large, but fortunately it falls down like flesh because it is at the tip of the chin. I can't tell from the naked eye. It's been 5 years, but if you touch it, it feels like 120% of it remains. Looking at the lip filler from an aesthetic point of view, I'm thinking about whether it will melt because it has become a Southeast Asian product . I did n't know , the upper lip lifts up more and more as time goes by, this also spreads and floats more and more . The philtrum is not straight, but diagonally forward. Thanks to this, the lower jaw appears and the face looks flat. The nose looks low and gives a very rustic impression. It is a subtle difference, but 1mm makes a big difference to the face. Those with a low nose or a philtrum angle less than 90 degrees . Think of it that way. Your impression will look tacky . I'm going to melt everything except for the forehead and lower lip. Even with the dissolving injection, the original skin also melts .