I reported my horrible results to the makers of Juvaderm as well, and feel very fortunate to have met the right person who finally gave me the right treatment..good luck :-)
No holes but if they dissolve too much too soon, you might develop a small dent..no openings in the skin.. At least in my case..find someone in you area who only does injections..I think they are the most experienced
I feel for all of you! I've been dealing with this too for over 3 years..all I can say is lower your sodium intake..drink tons of water..and if you are contemplating getting the Juvaderm dissolved, make sure they do it very slowly..my Plastic Surgeon filled, dissolved, filled again and now I've been going to a Physcians Assistant every 3 weeks to remove it little by little..it's pretty much gone, and make up takes care of the rest..your PS should NOT charge you for removing what they injected either..good luck to all :-)
No no!! I'm not responding to your posts!! I totally agree with you..I was responding to a post I received from the "community manager" of this site..not sure if anyone else saw it but I felt the need to respond.. :-)
I am not here to do any Doctor bashing as my husband is in the medical field as well..being a Dentist, he strives for perfection and when a patient is unhappy, he does whatever it takes to satify them..whether it be fixing something cosmetic or re-doing at his cost, he wants his patients happy..I know my Plastic Surgeon is human and mistakes do happen, however after 3 years of dealing with a face that has been changed radically and not for the better, it gets a little frustrating..not to mention all the money I've spent trying to correct it. It's also very hard for a new Doctor to come in and want to make changes as they want you to go back to the original Doctor who did this to you in the first place..but why would anyone want to? I tried several times going back to him only to not have it corrected and then referred to another Doctor who specializes in doing V-beam lasers and the result of that was still redness and continued pillows under my eyes..Some of these people on this site have been dealing with this for a long time and are trying different suggestions offered..BTW I am 55 years old so I would definitely not fall into the "too young" category..
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