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Is hyaluronidase safe if I have rosacea & want to dissolve cheek filler?

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jessiccagrMay 28, 2022

I am looking to dissolve my cheek filler is Hyaluronidase safe wheni have rosacea?

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Hi @barbiegirl718! I do not recommend dissolving filler or receiving filler while pregnant or breastfeeding. Best of luck, Dr. Nima!

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