Hyaluronidase Swelling and Eye Damage?

Hyaluronidase is a drug that can be used to dissolve HA fillers such as Restylane, Juvederm, and Belotero.  Hyaluronidase is delivered via injection and generally exerts its effects very quickly.  Some surgeons routinely mix hyaluronidase into the solution of local anesthetic administered when we perform certain surgical procedures.  Hyaluronidase is safe and should not cause any change in tear production, dry eyes, or other changes in the eye's ability to function.

Hyaluronidase is routinely used for reversing HA fillers, and aside from allergic reactions I have never heard of any side effects. The drug is commonly used while infiltrating medicines in the eyelid area, and has been used for that purpose for decades. 

 

 

Allergic reactions, when they occur, are immediate and short lived. The medicine itself is broken down within days. Symptoms 8 weeks later are extremely unlikely. 

Hyaluronidase  is very safe and is not the cause of your problems.  Are you sure you initially had juvederm or restylane injescted.   I have used hyaluronidase for many years and it is 100% effective unless the injection was not one of the hyaluronic preparations.  Did you have somethine else injected?   I have seen two patient in which the hyaluronidase did not work.  The cause was that they had a mysterious preparation injected and were told they had Restylane.    One preparation was Radiesse which is absolutely not for use about the orbit and eyes.   The other preparation was brought in from Mexico and was found in surgery to be a silicone liquid.  Both are law suits as you might guess.  Get an MRI and a good doctor to explore the problem.  Hyaluronidase is very very safe.    Best,   Dr C