Can Restylane Be Dissolved Few Days After Injection?

It is possible to use Hyaluronidase 4 days after Restylane injections. The only issue you may wish to consider is whether or not the swelling has subsided. You may want to wait up to 2 weeks to see that the swelling has gone down before injecting Hyaluronidase.
Call your practitioner to schedule a checkup and see if he/she has the Hyaluronidase product and how long to wait before considering reversal.

Yes. Depending in which plane the doctor injected the Restylane, there might be more temporary swelling so you might just give it a few more days to see if it comes down. Ask you doctor if ice packs or Arnica would be advisable.

Hi Unhappy,
Speak with your injecting physician. Generally you should wait a few more days to let the Restylane settle, if it is still unsatisfactory then consider hyaluronidase. The problem can be exacerbated if you follow other patient’s experiences here on RealSelf.com who have had similar problems. Make sure that your physician is experienced, especially in the eye lid area.
Filler injections under the eyes should be performed only by very experienced board certified (facial plastic, ENT, plastic surgery, dermatology, or ophthalmic plastic) cosmetic physicians.
Good luck and be well.
Dr. P

The great thing about Restylane and all of the hyaluronic acid fillers is that the treatment can be modified after the fact with hyaluronidase, an enzyme that breaks down the hyaluronic filler.
However, swelling after a Restylane treatment is normal and especially when you bruise. The incidence of bruising varies quite a bit but if it happens to you, it was a 100%. The blood that makes the bruise causes its own swelling. My best advise is let the bruise fully resolve before making up your mind regarding the treatment. The bruise is not fully resolved until all visible traces of the bruise are gone plus three or 4 days.
At that point, a decision regarding your treatment result can be made. I generally find that it is impossible to assess a treatment result until this point. So don't panic now. I think the biggest issue is if you did not expect to be bruised and swollen after the treatment and now suddenly you have to explain to the inquiring world (you know who they are) what you had done. These are not really zero down time treatments.
If the bags persist, then I agree, something will need to be done. I find that some people have very poor lower eyelid skin i.e. very thin skin. This type of skin does not hide the under eye Restylane treatment well and takes a prolonged time to settle. Generally, I advise a chemical peel for these types of individuals.

It sounds like you may have some edema due to a compression effect on the lymphatics that drain fluid around your eye.  The bruise is likely worsening the problem.  I would give yourself at least 2 weeks before considering any method to remove the filler.  The swelling may improve over that period.  Although swelling and bruising can happen with any injectable, filler use around the eye requires a skilled, board-certified physician. 

Restylane is a very popular and effective hyaluronic acid-base dermal filler. It has been used widely throughout the face for the correction of deep lines and wrinkles. Although it can be used under the eyes, this is one of the trickiest areas because of this area the face has the thinnest skin and has a high concentration of blood vessels which can lead to visible lumpiness and prolonged bruising after an injection.
For this reason, it is essential that you work with a board-certified plastic surgeon who has a great deal of experience with facial rejuvenation and using dermal fillers. They will assess your tissue and determine if the bags can be corrected by adding a small amount of Restylane to even out the result or if the bags should be melted by adding hyaluronidase.
 

Swelling from hyaluronic acid products is common after injection. You should really give it a few more days before you decide to have it dissolved. Once the initial swelling resolves, you may be happy with the results.

Injection of filler around the eyes can be reversed with an injection of hyaluronidase. Restylane is a form of hyaluronic acid, so the enzyme hyaluronidase can reverse any fullness. You do need to make sure, however, that what you are seeing is not just swelling from the injection. Restylane can certainly cause redness and swelling for a few days, and this may be all that is occurring. It may be best to call the office where the injection was done to let them know what is going on, but to wait a few days to see if things improve. The hyaluronidase will be effective later and does not need to be administered shortly after the Restylane.
I hope this helps.

You should be aware that considerable swelling (as well as bruising) can occur up to 2 weeks after Restylane injections. You will not see the "final" effect of the restylane injections until then. I realize it would be a lot to ask you to wait 2 weeks before taking action - hyaluronidase in small volumes certainly can be injected at this time.
Good luck.

Restylane is not the best product to inject for treating the under eye wrinkles, but it may work in some occasions with a really good injector. You can absolutely have it dissolved. I would, however, recommend waiting another week or so to make sure what you see is not just swelling that will go away in several days.