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What are my options to dissolving filler without hyalase?

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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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