Do we as practitioners have a duty of care not to be overfilled and have a conversation with our colleagues when they appear overfilled? If so, how and what do we say? We have previously discussed the risks of overfilling faces; both to the mental and physical well-being of our patients. Our duty of care is to first, do no harm. As practitioners we are in a position where patients look up to us for guidance. However, there is indication that image disorders are more common amongst practitioners than patients and a significant number of us appear to be distorted or overfilled. Should we not be promoting natural looking results and if so, should we not be looking the part too? . For this post I digitally changed/overfilled my face. . . . . . #overfilled #lipaugmentation #fillermigration #foxeye #facialshaping #facialcontouring #cheekfiller #hyaluronicacid #chinfiller #lipfiller #lipinjections #drharrisworks