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Need Info on fills

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I would not say it is painless :) Everyone is different, but it was Very uncomfortable. (The needle going into your skin) The Dr. actually putting saline in is not painful, you can't feel that.

My dr. waited 4 weeks, and it didn't hurt. Cindy

P.S. Everyone is different on their toleration of any kind of discomfort/pain, and all the people who do the fills are different in their skill level, too.

Got mine today at 4 weeks. It felt like when you get your blood drawn by a really crappy phlebotomist. Not the end of the world but I wasn't exactly dancing. It might have had a little to do with the fact that I still have a large rather icky scab from surgery. I'm having a hard time getting that to heal.

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