STOP COPING ABOUT FILLERS - it doesnt migrate if placed properly

[81xa]

I'm tired of seeing every other thread on here act like filler is gonna slide off your face and make you look like a horrific botch job. Let's actually talk about this properly, from someone with cheekbone filler.


Migration is real but massively overstated
Yes, filler can migrate. No, it's not going to happen from normal life. The shit on tiktok you see are almost always one of three things:

• Massive overcorrection (5ml+ in one area over time)
• Low-viscosity filler used in the wrong plane
• Incompetent injectors going superficial when they should be deep

If you're getting 1–2ml of a high G prime product (juvederm or lumifill L max) placed periosteal (outer bone) by someone who actually knows anatomy, migration risk is basically negligible. Injecting into an area of low movement (eg. cheekbone) as opposed to an area of high movement (eg. lip) is going to reduce migration risk massively.

When people say "filler migrates bro it's over" they're genuinely coping because they got bad work done or they're lazy rotters doing anything but looksmaxxing. Filler isn't gonna ascend you from ltn to cl but placed correctly on the cheekbones or midface it will sharpen the ogee curve and improves the light reflection pattern.


What actually matters

• G prime (stiffness) of the product, higher = less migration risk
• Injection plane, nothing other than periosteal
• Volume per session, 1-2 ml
• Injector anatomy knowledge, this is 90% of it tbh, if your injector is some bimbo then expect your shit to migrate

Conclusion

Filler is just a band-aid on underlying skeletal structure, they're not custom implants. However, if you're maxillary deficient or have a weak infraorbital rim, no amount of filler is gonna fully compensate. The whole "fillers are cope and migrate anyway" bs is just what rotters say.

TLDR: Filler migration is a skill issue and a volume issue, not an inherent property of the procedure.

 

[81xa]

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[RichardSpencel]

I’ve been getting filler for 5 years 2 x a year 3ml at a time and literally get treated like chad for about 2 months post treatment ,the other 8 months of the year I’m gigacel but if I didn’t do filler I’d be incel for all 12 months and half of that is winter anyway

 

[LackEmpathyTherefor]

I’ve been getting filler for 5 years 2 x a year 3ml at a time and literally get treated like chad for about 2 months post treatment ,the other 8 months of the year I’m gigacel but if I didn’t do filler I’d be incel for all 12 months and half of that is winter anyway

can i dm you to see the results b/a ?

 

[unknown passenger]

I'm tired of seeing every other thread on here act like filler is gonna slide off your face and make you look like a horrific botch job. Let's actually talk about this properly, from someone with cheekbone filler.


Migration is real but massively overstated
Yes, filler can migrate. No, it's not going to happen from normal life. The shit on tiktok you see are almost always one of three things:

• Massive overcorrection (5ml+ in one area over time)
• Low-viscosity filler used in the wrong plane
• Incompetent injectors going superficial when they should be deep

If you're getting 1–2ml of a high G prime product (juvederm or lumifill L max) placed periosteal (outer bone) by someone who actually knows anatomy, migration risk is basically negligible. Injecting into an area of low movement (eg. cheekbone) as opposed to an area of high movement (eg. lip) is going to reduce migration risk massively.

When people say "filler migrates bro it's over" they're genuinely coping because they got bad work done or they're lazy rotters doing anything but looksmaxxing. Filler isn't gonna ascend you from ltn to cl but placed correctly on the cheekbones or midface it will sharpen the ogee curve and improves the light reflection pattern.


What actually matters

• G prime (stiffness) of the product, higher = less migration risk
• Injection plane, nothing other than periosteal
• Volume per session, 1-2 ml
• Injector anatomy knowledge, this is 90% of it tbh, if your injector is some bimbo then expect your shit to migrate

Conclusion

Filler is just a band-aid on underlying skeletal structure, they're not custom implants. However, if you're maxillary deficient or have a weak infraorbital rim, no amount of filler is gonna fully compensate. The whole "fillers are cope and migrate anyway" bs is just what rotters say.

TLDR: Filler migration is a skill issue and a volume issue, not an inherent property of the procedure.

just be born good

 

[81xa]

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I'm tired of seeing every other thread on here act like filler is gonna slide off your face and make you look like a horrific botch job. Let's actually talk about this properly, from someone with cheekbone filler.


Migration is real but massively overstated
Yes, filler can migrate. No, it's not going to happen from normal life. The shit on tiktok you see are almost always one of three things:

• Massive overcorrection (5ml+ in one area over time)
• Low-viscosity filler used in the wrong plane
• Incompetent injectors going superficial when they should be deep

If you're getting 1–2ml of a high G prime product (juvederm or lumifill L max) placed periosteal (outer bone) by someone who actually knows anatomy, migration risk is basically negligible. Injecting into an area of low movement (eg. cheekbone) as opposed to an area of high movement (eg. lip) is going to reduce migration risk massively.

When people say "filler migrates bro it's over" they're genuinely coping because they got bad work done or they're lazy rotters doing anything but looksmaxxing. Filler isn't gonna ascend you from ltn to cl but placed correctly on the cheekbones or midface it will sharpen the ogee curve and improves the light reflection pattern.


What actually matters

• G prime (stiffness) of the product, higher = less migration risk
• Injection plane, nothing other than periosteal
• Volume per session, 1-2 ml
• Injector anatomy knowledge, this is 90% of it tbh, if your injector is some bimbo then expect your shit to migrate

Conclusion

Filler is just a band-aid on underlying skeletal structure, they're not custom implants. However, if you're maxillary deficient or have a weak infraorbital rim, no amount of filler is gonna fully compensate. The whole "fillers are cope and migrate anyway" bs is just what rotters say.

TLDR: Filler migration is a skill issue and a volume issue, not an inherent property of the procedure.

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