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yes, it binds with water and that is why you will notice it poof out sometimes. That is the purpose of HA, to hold hydration and make it plump. So some fluctuation will be evident. I cant seem to understand why these drs dont just tell people this. Just say hey, this may happen and expect these changes in correlation with your hydration level and dissolving is not as easy as you think, there are risks. Drs are not drs anymore. When a dr in Manahattan is telling a 28 year old to get a full face lift because of dark circles under the eye, you know we have reached a new low. It is a dirty business.

hi there, In my opinion the fillers in the lip do not last long from everything I have heard. I would let it go down on its own, it will reduce significantly in 3 months. As for the price, yes, in fact is was $3,200 just for under eyes. NYC is very expensive and that's the way it is unless you go to a spa or something then it can be about $1,000.00 but then you have no one to blame but yourself if you end up a monster. They use like half a syringe for tear troughs unless it is much more involved and you are old, then it takes an entire syringe. And the way they do it is by "filler" so they can just keep charging. The first visit is $800.00 then you come back the following week to have it looked at and touched up and it is another $700 then if you go back the 3rd week (which I had to) and I mean the amount being injected at this point is microscopic, it is another $700 so yeah, that is how it is. And just to see the dr for consult to have the fillers is $300, they do not accept insurance for visits and it does not apply to the procedure. That is Manhattan. I would not use the dissolving agent if I were you in your lips. I do not know why the drs on this site lie when people ask about the risks involved but there is a risk of it dissolving your own hydo acid. That is a scientific fact. The agent can't distinguish between your own hydo acid and the one that was artificially placed. I did have my under eye area dissolved but in 2 stages and only enough was injected to reduce the mess by a little more than half. Yes I look ridiculous but I rather look weird for 6-12months than have permamnent damage, holes, indents, for the rest of my life. Some poor guy on this site has indentations under his eyes because he had it dissolved. The eye area is very sensitive and the skin very thin and the propensity for adverse events is quite high. That is why I went to a dr on Park Ave who charged $3,200.00. In new york you get what you pay for. Yes it turned out ugly but at least he didnt permanently disfigure me. He knew not to dissolve it to the point of causing damage. It is worth $3,200 not to have to cry for years to come for dents!

hyaluronidase DOES NOT dissolve your tissue or fat, what it does dissolve is your own hydroaluain acid and yes, leave indents, holes, whatever you want to call them. You think the agent knows the difference between hydo acid that was put in or your own? no it does not, it wipes it all out. I would suggest waiting out the ugly result. these dr really really suck at filler under the eye. I am sure there are a few good ones but apparently none of us know whop they are.

wow, you go to a spa in Arizona and spend $500 and they do a good job and I go to a top Manhattan derm and spend $3,200.00 and it was so hideous I had to dissolve it and a bit is lingering and yuck. Your eyes look great!

Not true on the hydrolase. It does in fact dissolve your own hydraulonic (sp) acid. That is what people are mistaking for their own tissue and fat. I had under eye filler, it looked like absolute hell, I had it dissolved and some didnt go away but I stopped after the 2nd attempt to dissolve because even the dr, who at least had the decency to admit that much, said it can dissolve my own hydrolaunic acid and leave pits or cause the skin to go flater, lose that plumping and then of course it forms wrinkles. all true. I wish people would stop lying about this. I know they are getting bad info but it is a fact that it is not oh no big deal. a lot of drs on this site lie because they say oh, have th idiot dr dissolve it and then basically are telling you they are somehow better so try again. they are on here after all to drum up business which is fine but they are dishonest, some of them. to give youj an example I saw one person on here who has answered a lot of questions and I am pretty young and she told me to go get a face lift. I am not kidding. I have no wrinkles or sagging or anything at all. I just have dark circles . so be very very careful. our vanity is really screwing most of us!