I went today for a a syringe split between anterior cheek and chin cleft and a syringe in my lips. I had filler in my chin before and it was about .25 of a syringe. I told her I wanted it to be high up on my anterior cheek and she said she would and would go submalar. I asked what that is and she said some technical terms and I said is it a technique or a placement spot because I want it high. She said a technique. When she filled it, it felt like it was going lower than what I wanted.   
Then she moved onto the syringe for my lips. She did that and I asked how much she used in my cheek. She joked “you’re making me do math now…about .3 in each.”   
That brings me to a total of .6 in my cheeks and looking at my chin, I could still use .1 or .2 in the cleft, and knowing from my previous chin filler experience, I don’t think she used more than .25. That puts me at less than the full syringe I paid for. 

Then I asked her if it was all used and she said this is how much I used and showed me both syringes really quick they looked like they were at different amounts just quickly glancing at them, but she showed me so quickly. I couldn’t even read anything on them and I didn’t even say a word because I was still trying to process and think and then she put them back down and started talking again. I was also wondering whether she gave me the placement I asked for. Then she said something about a touchup two weeks later. There was a deal for the month on filler—$200 off for two syringes, so I asked her if getting the rest later would make me lose that discount. She said something about just a touchup and she didn’t think I would need it and I asked her if she used it all and I think she said yes, but this was also fast that I can’t fully remember that part. 

If she had used it all, why not say yes it’s all used. If not, why not say “no, there’s a quarter syringe left.” 

Then I texted her when I left 

“Sorry my brain just wasn’t working when you were explaining stuff. Was the insertion point submalar or the placement?”

It’s where you drop your hand and go in at a different angle, but you’re still hitting the zygoma

“Okay. Placed in zone 2a like in this pic? My lip swelling increasing must be making my nasolabial shadows temporarily look a little worse but it just does that” (I wanted zone 2a)

She said “Closer to 2C”

I said “Is that the highest it can be placed?”

She said “The first injection I did at the interior zygoma is the highest I would place it without interrupting lymphatic drainage and you have to stay on bone”  
(She did my cheeks before anything else but I don’t remember if she meant first as in first cheek injection like she did it high where I wanted and then did some lower)

I said   
Okay thank you my lip filler swelling affecting that nasolabial area just threw me off and I can’t comprehend much when getting filler—too nervous. I know you already explained that and about me coming back but what am I coming back for?   
Is there still some left or no this would be a small touch up if needed in case of asymmetry? 

She said   
Basically the recheck is if you need me to touch something up not everyone comes back for a touchup. You have my number so just keep me updated as the swelling goes down and the filler settles.

I still don’t know whether I got the full amount I paid for. I have a strong feeling after the appointment when I had time to process everything that she showed me 2 uneven syringes because one was empty and the other was not, and probably threw away what was left. 

She did say something about how she would do a .1 touch up if I needed it, but I think she was only talking about that in the context of asymmetry. The difference looked like almost a quarter’s worth thinking back on it, but it was all so fast. I was her last patient of the day and I feel like I was rushed and misled. I’m really upset. 

Confused if I’m being scammed by injector?