Rand Rusher

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Rand Rusher

Location: Beverly Hills
Joined: 6 Mar 2012
Activity: 8 posts

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  • Posted to Restylane Ruined my Life - Sherman Oaks, CA on 14 Jan 2013
    How about asking your eye doctor? If you are worried about the person that injected it? I know several doctors in my area that I would trust. Again, I am just trying to help you so this can resolve quicker than it will without help.
  • Posted to Restylane Ruined my Life - Sherman Oaks, CA on 14 Jan 2013
    I am not sure, I haven't seen the photos. However, migration can happen. As well as removal can be done. I am only letting you know that usually this can be fixed. The product will not stay forever, but if you do not like where it is, then usually it can be removed. I am so sorry to hear that you are not happy with the results. There could be someone else in your area that can fix it. I just would hope that you would investigate in someone that could help. Again 8969anon, I am sorry for this being a bad experience.
  • Posted to Restylane Ruined my Life - Sherman Oaks, CA on 11 Jan 2013
    Hello 8969, I am so sorry to hear about your eye. Have you asked your provider if they can inject Hylaronidase into the unwanted Restyane? It removes the unwanted Restylane. Most Doctors/nurses that inject these products know about the removal if them as well. I hope that helps as I believe that is what you were asking, if anybody knew how to help you with this issue.
  • Posted to Restylane Ruined my Life - Sherman Oaks, CA on 18 Dec 2012
    No, I am not misinformed. I have been using Restylane and HA's along with Botox for 15 years. I have fixed many a patient who was over filled with HA's. Yes, if you use to much hyaluranonidase it can remove to much of your natural HA. However a healthy body produces HA, it is part of the Glue that makes up your skin and cells. I would be glad to look at your picutres. There are ALWAYS exceptions to the rule. But I have a very large practice, and in the 15 years I have been injecting. I have had 1 allergic reaction. And the plastic surgeon i work for hasnt seen that before in His 30 practice?That's a pretty good average when you consider I see about 70 people a week. I only started to read this forum as to help people. I am sorry if that did not work out with the resty and enzyme. But the people who have had these issues, should look into it. I will be happy to post before and after photos of how good fillers can look. Without any problems. There are always exceptions to the rules, I know that. But I would hope that this is to LEARN and not just complain? Maybe some Answers? help? Maybe?
  • Posted to Restylane Ruined my Life - Sherman Oaks, CA on 9 Aug 2012

    CalvinK,

    I can tell you that I am ten years older than you. Yes, there can be complications to "anything' That you do. People have horrible issues with aspirin. That doesn't meant that you will. Getting older is hard. You don't have to go along with the flow of having stuff done that you don't' want to. But looking good also makes you feel good. We know this. Do your homework. I have had Restylane and Botox for years, literally years. Without issue. Ask some of your friends, millions have issued these drugs without problems.. But of course some people have.

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