When getting HA filler dissolved, hyaluronidase can obviously spread to areas without filler and dissolve native hyaluronic acid, even when used in small amounts. Some doctors say the native HA regenerates and others say it must be done very carefully because it "destroys" native hyaluronic acid, a warning which leads me to believe this destruction is permanent. I'm a year out and still waiting for my cheek HA to regenerate after dissolving tear trough filler. Is it hopeless at this point?
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Answer: Hyaluronidase -- doesnt damage your own native HA
I am not aware of any publications in the medical literature demonstrating the use of dermal fillers to treat CVG. Depending on the severity of the CVG it would take considerable volumes of filler to achieve any significant correction. In addition to surgical options, there is a case report of...
It is common practice to inject filler at the posterior angle of the jaw (in front of the earlobes), as well as along the entire jawline itself in order to straighten and define a jowly jawline. I would suggest waiting at least two months so as to permit sufficient time for all edema related to...