I've had hyaluronidase 2 weeks ago to remove some excess filler (perlane) on the side of my nose which was causing a little lump. Most of it was gone an I saw the results almost instantly after the injection an couldn't feel the lumpiness as prominently. However a tiny bit of filler remained so I went to get this dissolved today, it's been 12 hours an the area looks exactly the same an I can still feel the filler there. Is this normal? Will it definitely go? I'm not sure if it worked or not.
November 17, 2016
Answer: Two possibilities So either there is some remnant filler that will respond to the second injection in the next 12-24 hours. The other possibility is that the remaining lump is a little scar or foreign body granuloma (scar reaction)These are not made of filler so will not respond to filler dissolving agent. If the lump still hasn't gone after the second hyalase injection then i recommend you go away and massage the area firmly twice a day for a couple of months then ask your specialist to consider hyalase again. This should go some way to sort the lumpiness out for you. Hope that helps Adam Goodwin
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November 17, 2016
Answer: Two possibilities So either there is some remnant filler that will respond to the second injection in the next 12-24 hours. The other possibility is that the remaining lump is a little scar or foreign body granuloma (scar reaction)These are not made of filler so will not respond to filler dissolving agent. If the lump still hasn't gone after the second hyalase injection then i recommend you go away and massage the area firmly twice a day for a couple of months then ask your specialist to consider hyalase again. This should go some way to sort the lumpiness out for you. Hope that helps Adam Goodwin
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November 1, 2016
Answer: How fast does hyaluronidase work Hyaluronidase injections to remove excess filler starts working immediately after injection, however the full results may not be visible for a few weeks, after all of the swelling from the procedure itself has resolved.Typically patients see results from hyaluronidase treatments within 24-48 hours. However, I do wait 2 weeks to evalute the full- effect and to assess if additional treatments are required.
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November 1, 2016
Answer: How fast does hyaluronidase work Hyaluronidase injections to remove excess filler starts working immediately after injection, however the full results may not be visible for a few weeks, after all of the swelling from the procedure itself has resolved.Typically patients see results from hyaluronidase treatments within 24-48 hours. However, I do wait 2 weeks to evalute the full- effect and to assess if additional treatments are required.
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