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What are my options to dissolving filler without hyalase?

Modest90125Jan 20, 2024
Hi, I’m allergic to hyalase and have had a complication with some chin filler, it has migrated under my chin (16 days post procedure) and is causing some unpleasant side affects. Treating doctor has no suggestions other than hyalase. What are my options? Thanks

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Fillers can help with the facial contours and adding volume to deeper lines. For pigmentation and texture concerns I recommend visiting a board certified plastic surgeon near you. You can consider chemical peels as well as medical grade skin care products, like Transform MD for improvement.

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If you are concerned with how long and thin your face appears, some carefully placed dermal fillers can help add balance. For patients with a long thin face, treating the cheeks with filler can help "shorten" the face. Filler along the jaw can also help create balance. Our eyes see symmetry as...

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Most fillers would have metabolized after three years depending on the filler used. It would be unusual for it to migrate after such a long time if it is filler. That being said, an exam may help you determine if any remains. If so and HA filler was used, it can be dissolved using hyaluronidase.

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