I had Juvederm injections - two vials and and 15 of Botox a week ago and am not happy with the results. I only had it done around the mouth. Now the area above my lip looks too puffy, as well as the other side of my lower lip. You mentioned that Widase or Vitrase can correct the problem. How is it administered and how quickly does it work?
Answer: Vitrase After Juvederm My first observation is that 1 week after the procedure, reassurance from the Doctor who injected the Juvederm is the best option to consider; the swelling is likely to improve. My second observation is that 2 vials of Juvederm, if injected into the area around the mouth and lips only, is a rather large amount. My third observation is that Juvederm is more hydrophilic than Restylane and can lead to a more watery or "puffier" appearance. For this reason, I prefer Juvederm in younger lips and Restylane for older or more sun damaged lips. If you are unhappy with your appearance in another week or two, Vitrase could be considered.
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Answer: Vitrase After Juvederm My first observation is that 1 week after the procedure, reassurance from the Doctor who injected the Juvederm is the best option to consider; the swelling is likely to improve. My second observation is that 2 vials of Juvederm, if injected into the area around the mouth and lips only, is a rather large amount. My third observation is that Juvederm is more hydrophilic than Restylane and can lead to a more watery or "puffier" appearance. For this reason, I prefer Juvederm in younger lips and Restylane for older or more sun damaged lips. If you are unhappy with your appearance in another week or two, Vitrase could be considered.
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December 21, 2009
Answer: Vitrase for Juvederm reversal Vitrase is administered by injection. It is injected into the same area of the tissue as the hyaluronic acid product (Juvederm, Restylane, Perlane) was injected previously. It is an enzyme used to break down (reverse) these products and works fairly quickly, usually within 24 hours.
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December 21, 2009
Answer: Vitrase for Juvederm reversal Vitrase is administered by injection. It is injected into the same area of the tissue as the hyaluronic acid product (Juvederm, Restylane, Perlane) was injected previously. It is an enzyme used to break down (reverse) these products and works fairly quickly, usually within 24 hours.
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September 17, 2008
Answer: Correcting Contour Problems from Fillers Widase and Vitrase are both preparations of hyaluronidase. They will both be effective in correcting contour irregularities from hyaluronic acid injections. 2 vials can be a lot for a patient to handle, especially on the first injection.
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September 17, 2008
Answer: Correcting Contour Problems from Fillers Widase and Vitrase are both preparations of hyaluronidase. They will both be effective in correcting contour irregularities from hyaluronic acid injections. 2 vials can be a lot for a patient to handle, especially on the first injection.
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September 22, 2014
Answer: "It's the Filler, not the filler" Hi Loretta,
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September 22, 2014
Answer: "It's the Filler, not the filler" Hi Loretta,
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October 31, 2008
Answer: Hyaluronidase is a good option My suggestion at this point is to visit with the physician that performed your procedure. In some cases especially only a week after injection, time and some massage can get the desired results. If hyaluronidase (tradenames Vitrase and Wydase) is necessary, the results are usually seen fairly quickly. If you do proceed with hyaluronidase injections, be sure to visit with an experienced facial plastic surgeon, plastic surgeon, or dermatologist for the injections.
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October 31, 2008
Answer: Hyaluronidase is a good option My suggestion at this point is to visit with the physician that performed your procedure. In some cases especially only a week after injection, time and some massage can get the desired results. If hyaluronidase (tradenames Vitrase and Wydase) is necessary, the results are usually seen fairly quickly. If you do proceed with hyaluronidase injections, be sure to visit with an experienced facial plastic surgeon, plastic surgeon, or dermatologist for the injections.
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