I had Juvederm for the first time. I was fearful to try my under eyes so we did my nasolabial folds instead to see how I like it, one syringe each side. There was no improvement and it feels like he injected the filler above the nasolabial line leaving a prominent bulge. The corners of the mouth look like I have cotton balls wedged against my teeth. Should I have it removed or wait it out? I'm concerned about the bulges causing jowls, or that Hyaluronidase might dissolve some of my natural HA.
Answer: Juvederm Results- Unhappy, Reverse with Hyaluronidase After two weeks post injection, you should be able to see the optimal outcome of Juvederm. In this case, 30 days post treatment you will not see much, if any improvement. If you are unhappy I suggest reversing with hyaluronidase. Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that is used to dissolve fillers make of hyaluronic acid, which are a different pH than your body's own tissue. Therefore, the enzyme cannot effect your normal tissue. Please consult with an experienced dermatologist. It appears you were not injected in the right place for a male with your type of facial structure. Please see an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
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CONTACT NOW Answer: Juvederm Results- Unhappy, Reverse with Hyaluronidase After two weeks post injection, you should be able to see the optimal outcome of Juvederm. In this case, 30 days post treatment you will not see much, if any improvement. If you are unhappy I suggest reversing with hyaluronidase. Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that is used to dissolve fillers make of hyaluronic acid, which are a different pH than your body's own tissue. Therefore, the enzyme cannot effect your normal tissue. Please consult with an experienced dermatologist. It appears you were not injected in the right place for a male with your type of facial structure. Please see an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Answer: Too much Juvederm, or was it injected in the wrong place? Thank you for your question and I can see your concern. It appears that your Juvederm was placed too far to the side of your smile lines and will likely will not improve your appearance where you desired it to. I would recommend having your filler dissolved with hyaluronidase to restore your previous appearance and then see an experienced injector to best help you seek nonsurgical facial rejuvenation.
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Answer: Too much Juvederm, or was it injected in the wrong place? Thank you for your question and I can see your concern. It appears that your Juvederm was placed too far to the side of your smile lines and will likely will not improve your appearance where you desired it to. I would recommend having your filler dissolved with hyaluronidase to restore your previous appearance and then see an experienced injector to best help you seek nonsurgical facial rejuvenation.
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Answer: Poor Juvederm Injections Looks like the filler was injected in the wrong place. Injecting outside the nasolabial folds will make them look worse. I would find an experienced injector and have the filler dissolved with Hyaluronidase. It should not dissolve your natural HA.
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Answer: Poor Juvederm Injections Looks like the filler was injected in the wrong place. Injecting outside the nasolabial folds will make them look worse. I would find an experienced injector and have the filler dissolved with Hyaluronidase. It should not dissolve your natural HA.
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Answer: Too much Juvederm, or was it injected in the wrong place? Dear pizzaman222,The photos you provided are really good quality, and it does look like the Juvederm was lateral to your creases. In many patients the best way to minimize a NL crease is to fill higher in the cheek or to add some volume laterally in the cheek. If this was the thought process in placement of your Juvederm it doesn't look like it worked as intended. If you revisit with your injector you could discuss options of either adding more medially, dissolving it, or letting it naturally soften with time. I think dissolving it would be my last choice unless it really bothers you.
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Answer: Too much Juvederm, or was it injected in the wrong place? Dear pizzaman222,The photos you provided are really good quality, and it does look like the Juvederm was lateral to your creases. In many patients the best way to minimize a NL crease is to fill higher in the cheek or to add some volume laterally in the cheek. If this was the thought process in placement of your Juvederm it doesn't look like it worked as intended. If you revisit with your injector you could discuss options of either adding more medially, dissolving it, or letting it naturally soften with time. I think dissolving it would be my last choice unless it really bothers you.
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Answer: Definitely a bad result Unfortunately, your injector placed the filler oustside the folds, accentuating a very minor fold and giving you an unnatural result. I would ask for hyaloronidaze to dissolve up the filler, as juvederm can result in prolonged swelling in this area. Placed properly hyaloronidaze will not affect your natural tissue, but the consensus is that if some of your own hyaloronidaze a pics dissolves, it will be remade by your body very quickly. In the future avoid nasolabial fold injection, yours aren't that deep! Ask your injector about their experience level, especially with males, as treatment technique for men is slightly different than woman.
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Answer: Definitely a bad result Unfortunately, your injector placed the filler oustside the folds, accentuating a very minor fold and giving you an unnatural result. I would ask for hyaloronidaze to dissolve up the filler, as juvederm can result in prolonged swelling in this area. Placed properly hyaloronidaze will not affect your natural tissue, but the consensus is that if some of your own hyaloronidaze a pics dissolves, it will be remade by your body very quickly. In the future avoid nasolabial fold injection, yours aren't that deep! Ask your injector about their experience level, especially with males, as treatment technique for men is slightly different than woman.
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