I had hyaluronidase put into the eye area under the eye brow almost 2 years ago, and I was happy with one eye, but not really with the other since the doctor put too much toward the inner corner of my eye. He kept saying that I should massage it at the time and then eventually wait for it to get absorbed. It never did. I went abroad for a year and just sort of learned to live with it, but I was always unhappy with the result - especially when I had allergies as it would really puff up in that area. When I returned to the US, I called my original doctor's office and asked about dissolving it with hyaluronidase, but he has since stopped doing cosmetic eye procedures. After some research, I found Dr Heher in Boston and went to her while on a conference in the city. She was amazing!!! She said that hyaluronidase hardly ever goes away in that eye area and therefore it must be dissolved to really make a change. She numbed my skin, I felt nothing when the needle went in, and afterwards she sort of pressured the area, and it started disappearing right there. The following day, I was so happy to see my inner eyelid again (which had been gone for as long as the filler had been there). Only a tiny needle prick bruise remained for a couple of days. I feel like I look so much better and symmetrical! I want to go back to her and see if she can tackle some malar bags I am wondering is the result from too much under-eye fillers as well. I guess it can't hurt since the dissolver only worked in the area she injected. What a nice doctor and nice experience! It cost me $300 to get it done, and she said she would inject more for free at the site if nothing happened. Luckily it did, and it was worth the money spent. Highly recommended corrective procedure by an expert doctor!