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Deep voice after a fill?

Hi guys - i'm 10 months post-op and I'm wondering if anyone else has noticed that their voice gets a bit deeper after a fill? I'm being very kind to myself this next few days and only having liquids b/c I'm at the most fill I've ever had - even tighter than when I had the mishap and almost collapsed my esophagus - just wondering if this deep voice could be an indicator of being too tight... let's hope not!

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Hmmm...never had a deep voice after a fill. This is quite interesting

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