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These days, a lot of men get shoulder fillers, too. I got shoulder fillers at another place before, but they only bulged out at the ends, and the overall fit still looked saggy, just like before. I honestly thought I had just thrown my money away and decided I would never do it again, haha. However, every time I wore clothes, my lines didn't look good, and it was incredibly stressful. I debated for a while whether I should do it again, but then I found reviews of men who had failed and received re-treatment like me, and I think that made me reconsider. I decided to trust my choice one last time, so I rushed straight to Cheongdam QBQ, which is famous for body fillers. And the before-and-after results show that my choice wasn't wrong... haha. I received 200cc; what do you think? haha. I'm usually the type of person who finds this kind of thing very bothersome, so I don't often write posts, but I really love the results of this procedure haha. Since I've also benefited a lot from reading other people's reviews, I hoped my post would be helpful to someone else, too. So, I'm putting a lot of effort into writing this review about male shoulder fillers haha. To be honest, I wanted to post this because I wanted to brag a little haha. Here, from the consultation, the director checked my bone structure and the existing filler lines in great detail. They redesigned the volume, which was unnaturally clumped only at the ends, to make it smooth overall, and defined the deltoid line, so it definitely turned out perfectly smooth. Right now, it doesn't look artificial at all. I really like how they spread out perfectly straight and masculine, haha. When I look at reviews of male shoulder fillers posted on communities like this, everyone seems to have succeeded on the first try. Those of you looking for a second chance because you weren't satisfied with the shape like me must feel really lost. So, instead of wasting money elsewhere, I recommend going to a place that specializes in body fillers like Cheongdam QBQ from the start. Having experienced failure once, I learned this lesson the hard way, haha.