Long Island Hyaluronidase doctors

	Robert M. Freund, MD New York Plastic Surgeon 170 East End Avenue Suite CS, New York		4 answers
	Lawrence Bass, MD Manhattan Plastic Surgeon 568 Park Ave, New York		1 answer
	Ted Brezel, MD New York Dermatologist 79-59 Myrtle Avenue, Glendale		1 answer
	Robert L. Kraft, MD New York Plastic Surgeon 112-03 Queens Blvd Ste 205, Forest Hills		1 answer
	David Schlessinger, MD New York Oculoplastic Surgeon 75 Froehlich Farm Blvd., Woodbury		1 answer

Recent Answers

Can I Get Hyaluronidase 1 1/2 Years After a Restylane Treatment? Hi, I had Restylane injected into my lips 1 1/2 years ago and it still has not completely dissolved. Is it too late to get hyaluronidase injections to dissolve the remaining filler? My lips look uneven, but I worry about further complicating things. What should I do? Thank you

A: Hyaluronidase 18 months after Restylane It would be extremely unusual for you to have residual Restylane in your lips after 18 months. I agree that you should check whether you had Restylane as opposed to Perlane, Juvaderm, Radiesse, etc. You should return to your treating physician to inquire and also to take a look at your pre-treatment photos to see whether your lips were even to begin with. Hyaluronidase can be used long after a treatment.

Robert L. Kraft, MD

New York Plastic Surgeon

Which is Best, Ultherapy Vs Hyaluronidase, at Removing Restylane Under Eyes? Hi. I want to remove restylane from under my eyes. I am considering trying ultherapy first and then assessing the need for hyaluronidase. I believe ultherapy to be the safer but expensive option (and also maybe less likely to work) but im not fussed about cost vs safety. I would appreciate any professional advice/opinions regarding my planned approach. Many thanks.

A: Best way to remove Restylane

The best way to remove Restylane is hyaluronidase. Which can be performed through an easy injection similarly to the Restylane injection. Ulthera is not a way of removing unwanted Restylane.

Ted Brezel, MD

New York Dermatologist

A: Hyaluronidase works, Ulthera not so well

Look at all the answers favoring hyaluronidase. This will clearly work, is safe and reliable. Ulthera is not indicated for this, raises potential eye safety issues and has not worked well for reducing bulges -whether fatty or Restylane/Juvederm based in the lower lids.

Lawrence Bass, MD

Manhattan Plastic Surgeon