Where in Chicago can I call to get an appointment to dissolve my Juvederm? (Photo)

Question

I dont like the result and i actually like my real lips. Theres assymetry, and bumps , its hard to smile . I dont really care to see what happens , i want it out .

Misbah Khan MD, FAAD, FACMS · Answer

I would recommend you see Dr Alam  or Dr Simon Yoo at Northwestern. I did my fellowship there they are both phenomenal doctors. Im sure they will be able to help u with this problem

Christopher V. Pelletiere, MD · Answer

It is easy to reverse Juvederm or Restylane with hyluronidase injections.  Every provider that does injectables should have it on hand in case of emergency reversals (rare).  If your provider does not have it, call board certified plastic surgeons in your area and you should be able to easily get it taken care of.  I hope this helps.

Monika Soni, MD · Answer

Hyaluronidase is the agent used to dissolve hyaluronidase acid fillers  your injector should have this available at their office. I’d recommend you go back there and ask to have the filler dissolved. Best of luck!

Stanley Kovak, MD · Answer

Thank you for your question. I am sorry that you are unhappy with the results of your filler. You should contact your injector to express your concerns, and they should be able to inject hyaluronidase to dissolve the filler. If you are trying to avoid seeing that same provider again, you should be able to set up a consultation with another provider and they can do the same thing for you. I hope this helps. Best of luck to you!

Harry V. Wright, MD · Answer

While most injectors will inject hyaluronidase to reverse untoward results, it may be that you've lost confidence in your injector. Steve Dayan is a very well-respected facial plastic surgeon in Chicago. I recommend giving his office a call.Best wishes!  Harry V. Wright MD, Sarasota, Florida

Elba Pacheco, MD · Answer

Greetings from Maryland. Hyaluronidase is the agent used to dissolve hyaluronidase acid fillers  your injector should have this available at their office. I’d recommend you go back there and ask to have the filler dissolved. Best of luck!

Karol A. Gutowski, MD, FACS · Answer

We offer reversal of Juvederm and other fillers. It may take a few sessions depending on how much filler needs to be removed. See link below for more information.

Spa 35 - Boise · Answer

Did you have your lips done in the past 2 weeks? If so, you might still have some residual swelling. If you're 100% sure you want it out, visit with an experienced injector in your area and they can go about dissolving the unwanted filler. Hope this helps!

Paul L. Hester, MD · Answer

Hi Sara. I always suggest going back to your original provider who performed your treatment in order to have your lips evaluated and potentially corrected. There can be significant swelling and distortion in the first couple days after injection. If you decide to revert to your natural lip, this can be done with an agent called hyaluronidase. I recommend that patients wait until the swelling goes down in order to be more successful and specific in dissolving with hyaluronidase. There are several very qualified providers in the Chicago area who could help if your original provider does not offer a solution that works for you. Dr. John Q. Cook, Dr. Steven Dayan, and Dr. Julius Few are all trusted colleagues. I hope this helps, and good luck!
Health and Happiness,
Dr. Hester

Where in Chicago can I call to get an appointment to dissolve my Juvederm? (Photo)

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