Reverse Botched Fillers in Virginia, Washington D.C. and Maryland.
Trust your face to the experts. At The Naderi Center, we focus on removing poorly placed fillers with accuracy and attention. Led by board-certified physicians and trusted by patients nationwide, our team fixes results that look distorted, overfilled or overdone using advanced medical techniques. Restore your natural beauty safely and with confidence through our treatments.
Physician-Performed Injections
100,000+ Procedures Performed
4.9★ from 1,100+ Google Reviews
Dr. Shervin Naderi, named to Newsweek America’s Best Plastic Surgeons
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Every injection at The Naderi Center is performed by one of two physicians, a double board-certified facial plastic surgeon and a board-certified dermatologist, never by a nurse injector or physician assistant. Both physicians see patients in Reston and Chevy Chase.
Specialization Matters!SM
Dr. Shervin Naderi, MD, FACS
Double Board-Certified Facial Plastic Surgeon
Injecting Botox and fillers for more than 20 years
Dr. Naderi performs his own Botox and filler injections and is known for natural results that never look overdone. His injection videos are followed by patients and by other injectors who use them to refine their own technique, and he is regularly invited onto podcasts and live shows to talk about fillers. As a facial plastic surgeon, he tells you honestly when an injectable is the right answer and when another treatment would do more.
Credentials
- Board certified by the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and the American Board of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery
- Fellow of the American College of Surgeons (FACS)
- Former national clinical trainer for Allergan and Medicis, teaching physicians how to inject fillers
- Oral board examiner for the American Board of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
- Author of textbook chapters on facial plastic surgery
- Member and former officer, American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery
- Former clinical assistant professor, Indiana University School of Medicine
Recognition
- Newsweek, America’s Best Plastic Surgeons, 2023 to 2026
- Washingtonian Top Doctor, selected year after year
- Castle Connolly Top Doctor, 2026
- Northern Virginia Magazine and Arlington Magazine Top Doctor; Best of Bethesda
- Voted one of the top 25 injectors in the country by RealSelf users
- Lip injections featured in NewBeauty Magazine
Dr. Alexandra Snodgrass, MD
Board-Certified Dermatologist, Cosmetic Dermatology
Thousands of patients treated with fillers and Botox
Dr. Snodgrass focuses on cosmetic dermatology, with a special interest in non-surgical facial rejuvenation with fillers and Botox. She has treated thousands of patients with cosmetic injectables and performs Botox, fillers, PRF and other injectables at both of our offices.
Credentials
- Diplomate of the American Board of Dermatology
- Dermatology residency at the University of Florida, one of the most competitive residencies in the country
- Medical degree from the University of Florida; college at Mercer University
- Author of scientific articles and textbook chapters, and presenter at national meetings
Memberships
- American Academy of Dermatology
- American Society for Dermatologic Surgery
- Women’s Dermatologic Society
- American Medical Association
What You Gain from Filler Correction
Filler correction provides a safe way to reverse a bad outcome and restore balance without compromising your appearance.
What Are Botched Fillers?
“Botched fillers” refers to any filler injection that leads to unnatural, distorted, or unsafe results, whether due to poor technique, incorrect filler choice, or unsafe injection practices.
Common issues include:
- Overfilled or distorted facial features
- Lumps, bumps, or nodules
- Overfilled areas that look like the filler has moved
- Bluish discoloration (Tyndall effect)
- Puffiness or swelling
- Vascular complications (blockage of blood vessels)
- Permanent scarring or skin loss in severe cases
Why Do Botched Fillers Happen?
Usually it comes down to planning and experience.
Filler is quick to inject, which can make it look simpler than it is. A natural result, and avoiding problems, depends on a detailed knowledge of facial anatomy, where the blood vessels run, and which product belongs in which area.
Common reasons a result goes wrong include:
- Filler added a little at a time over the years, on top of filler that is still there
- The wrong product for the area
- Filler placed at the wrong depth
- Treating one feature without looking at the whole face
We see these patients often, and most results can be improved.
The Naderi Center’s Expertise in Filler Correction
At The Naderi Center, board-certified physicians handle all filler corrections; they possess advanced knowledge of anatomy.
Patients across the country trust our team to fix even the most difficult filler problems. Every correction is performed by one of our board-certified physicians.
We will bring the experience.
How We Reverse Botched Fillers
The reversal process typically involves:
- Comprehensive assessment of your facial anatomy and filler complications
- Strategic use of hyaluronidase (for hyaluronic acid fillers) to safely dissolve misplaced filler
- Gradual correction through staged treatments to avoid over-dissolving or creating contour irregularities
- Optional re-injection after full correction to restore natural, beautiful contours
Areas of the Face Frequently Botched
Facial fillers can be botched virtually anywhere:
- Lip Filler Correction — Overfilling past the lip line, unnatural stiffness, “duck lips”
- Under-Eye Filler (Tear Trough) Correction — Puffiness, blue discoloration, swelling
- Liquid Rhinoplasty Reversal — Bumps, asymmetry, dangerous vascular risk
- Cheeks — Overfilling, pillow face, heaviness
- Jawline — Harsh angles, masculinization
- Chin — Lumps or irregular projection
- Nasolabial folds — Bulky or exaggerated folds
- Temples and forehead — Vascular risks, bulging or lumpy contours
Why Choose The Naderi Center?
Our physicians have:
- Board certification in facial plastic surgery or dermatology
- Thousands of hours of advanced filler training and complication management
- Decades of experience with safe injection practices and anatomy
- A national reputation for filler correction expertise
We treat patients from across the U.S. and internationally seeking our advanced filler reversal services.
Our Certification Standards
Every filler reversal at The Naderi Center is performed only by one of our board-certified physicians:
- Dr. Shervin Naderi — Facial Plastic Surgeon
- Dr. Alexandra Snodgrass — Dermatologist
We do not delegate this procedure to anyone else — your safety is our highest priority.
The Emotional Impact of Botched Fillers
Many patients come to us emotionally distressed by their results:
- Loss of confidence
- Anxiety about appearing in public
- Fear that the damage may be permanent
Our part is not just technical, but it also provides support. We are here to help you through the process of reversal with compassion and expertise.
Safety First: Correcting Fillers Is a Medical Procedure
Adding more filler to hide a problem often makes it worse. Filler reversal is a medical procedure requiring:
- Deep anatomical knowledge
- Vascular safety expertise
- Advanced injection skill
At The Naderi Center, only board-certified physicians perform this work.
Why Filler Correction Takes Specialized Training
Correcting filler takes a different skill set from placing it. Our physicians are trained in:
- How to safely reverse filler
- How to manage vascular occlusion
- How to avoid overfilling or the Tyndall effect
- How to choose the proper filler for each facial area
That focus on managing complications, not just injecting, is what patients rely on when a result needs to be corrected.
Why You Should Avoid Further “Quick Fixes”
When a result looks off, it is tempting to add more filler on top to balance it out, or to dissolve it without knowing which filler was used.
This can lead to:
- More overfilling and distortion
- Lumps and nodules
- Irregular skin texture
- Worsened vascular complications
Trust your correction to experienced experts.
Our Filler Reversal
A transparent policy applies to our advanced service.
- Initial Consultation & Injection Session: Includes full facial assessment and first hyaluronidase treatment.
- Follow-Up Melting Sessions: Most patients require 2–4 sessions, depending on the type and amount of filler involved.
- Re-Injection (Optional): Charged at our standard practice rates for filler treatments.
Let Us Help You Feel Like Yourself Again
Botched filler is not permanent, but correcting it safely requires the highest level of expertise.
At The Naderi Center, we are honored to help patients from around the country restore their natural beauty through expert, physician-led filler reversal.
If you are unhappy with your filler results, please contact us today to schedule your appointment. We are here to help.
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Reverse Botched Fillers FAQ
How long does tear trough filler last?
Properly placed tear trough filler typically lasts 1–2 years. Improperly placed filler can last longer and cause visible lumps, swelling, or Tyndall effect. We specialize in correcting these issues.
How long does it take for filler to dissolve?
Hyaluronidase dissolves HA fillers right away. The full effects show in two days (48 hours).
How can I make filler dissolve faster?
The only safe way is through hyaluronidase (for HA fillers), performed by an expert physician. Massage may assist after treatment.
Can dermal filler dissolve naturally?
Yes. But this can take months to years. If you want immediate correction, enzyme injection is the safest option.
How do you dissolve lip filler?
Hyaluronidase is the gold standard. We often correct overfilled lips or unnatural appearance with staged enzyme injections.
How do you dissolve under-eye or tear trough filler?
We use hyaluronidase to safely dissolve misplaced HA filler under the eyes. 1–2 sessions often restore a natural appearance. Complex cases may need additional treatments.