I would rephrase the question as 'how not to look like you had treatment'. You know when you go out of the clinic or when you go out, people will say oh have you ever get fillers done.
It is always important to discuss with the physician to see what effects you are trying to achieve. Because I think once you reach that effect, you have to stop.
As mentioned, people actually do get addicted, I have clients who are actually addicted. Like I said they have features that are flawless, at least in my opinion, but they keep wanting to top up a bit more, so my advice would be, set your expectations and have a discussion early on.
Typically, it is a journey. You have your first 2-3 fillers done today, you let it settle for a bit more and then top up a little bit just to improve things. Once you reach the point where this is how you want it, or rather these are the problems that I want to resolve, I want to look younger, my eye becks look lesser and my chin looks longer, then I am done.
Then you might take another year or two, depending and that's when you get another top-up. I think if you have that in mind and set the tone in such a manner, tell yourself that you just want to get these few things sorted and then you will be happy then there is a less likely chance that you will be overfilled.
