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Topilase review?

January 17, 2024
Asked By:beinar4 in England, United Kingdom

I'm scared to try hyaluronidase because of the online reviews, but keen to know if anyone can recommend Topilase® cream as a non invasive option. Are the side effects as scary as it still contains hyaluronidase? I have over filled under eye fillers that are puffy when I smile. I don't want to remove all the filler, just improve puffiness. I'm a 34yo female.

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