Is there a significant difference between domestic and imported fillers when choosing for sunken scars or deep wrinkles?
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I'm bothered by the pitted acne scars from my childhood and the slightly deep wrinkles on the sides of my nose bridge, so I'm frantically searching online to get filler injections in those areas.
I'm looking into products before booking a consultation, and I noticed that the price difference between domestic fillers (Chaeum, Neuramis, etc.) and imported fillers (Juvederm, Restylane, etc.) is quite a bit more than I expected.
Since it is injected into the central part of the face, I am most worried about side effects such as clumping or delayed allergic reactions. While some say that imported fillers last longer and have better viscoelasticity for a more natural look, others suggest that domestic fillers nowadays have advanced technology and are cost-effective enough to get. I am curious to know what criteria to use to choose between domestic and imported fillers for safety, and I would like to hear honest reviews from those who have actually received the procedure.
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