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Juvederm does not need to be removed surgically. It can be dissolved with hyaluronidase or it will go away on its own with time. If your surgeon said that it can be removed surgically, then chances are it's probably not Juvederm.
The Juvederm will dissolve over time. Ensure you have a good understanding of the procedure and that you are making an informed decision. Best,
Juvederm will fade over time in the nose. It makes sense to let time work for you rather than to risk surgery.
Juvederm will eventually be gone. The safest and most cost effective thing to do is to let time do the work for you. Surgery is not fool proof. If it's carried out under local anestheia, the safety factor is better than if it were done under general anesthesia as general anesthesia carries its own risks. My advise to you is to just wait. jlr
Question not adding up,did you have just fillers to the nose or other surgical things?Juvederm should be on its way to being gone at a year and should continue to disappear.If a problem ?try the enzyme first seems safer and easier than surgery unless other corrections are planned
This may be a bruise, an accumulation of product (Tyndel effect) or possibly something more serious such as an occlusion. You should contact your treating physician right away to make sure it's not the latter (unlikely). If it doesn't resolve it can be dissolved with Hylenex, if the...
You should ask your injector, as they may have different guidelines. Generally, you should wait at least 24 hours or longer, depending on your treatment.
The use of Clarisonic can be determined by your injector based on the placement of product. All the best,