Hi everybody I had juvederm injection 3 years ago in the upper lips . I had 2 vials just in the upper lips while my lips were ok. After the injection , one year after actually , the product begun to dissolve but not in a homogenous way . the product broke ( if i can say that )and i had little holes in the upper lips . I still can see the product after three years . Should i use Hyalorunidase to dissolve it , will it dissolve only the Juvederm without any risk for my lip ? Thank you
Answer: Hyaluronidase OK
Hyaluronidase is ok to use, and will not dissolve your natural tissue. I am not sure what you mean by holes. When I look at the upper lip in this photos, I see the line is uneven, a bit wavy. If that is what you are referring to, and you are sure it wasn't like that when you started, then I would recommend some hyaluronidase to get any residual product out. Three years is a long time to still have the product there, but it is not impossible. In the future, I would not recommend putting that much product in the lip as it tends to look too unnatural.
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Answer: Hyaluronidase OK
Hyaluronidase is ok to use, and will not dissolve your natural tissue. I am not sure what you mean by holes. When I look at the upper lip in this photos, I see the line is uneven, a bit wavy. If that is what you are referring to, and you are sure it wasn't like that when you started, then I would recommend some hyaluronidase to get any residual product out. Three years is a long time to still have the product there, but it is not impossible. In the future, I would not recommend putting that much product in the lip as it tends to look too unnatural.
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July 9, 2011
Answer: Uneven Juvederm
Wow - two vials for your upper lip. That is a lot of product. Most of the product should be dissolved by now. You can try to use hyaluronidase to dissove any residual product but you should know that you still may have residual asymmetry. I'm not sure what you mean by holes in your upper lip - I don't see that in your photo. Regardless, I you should see a plastic surgeon or board-certified dermatologist to evaluate your individual anatomy and help make some recommendations to give you the look you want.
Dr. Cat Begovic M.D.
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July 9, 2011
Answer: Uneven Juvederm
Wow - two vials for your upper lip. That is a lot of product. Most of the product should be dissolved by now. You can try to use hyaluronidase to dissove any residual product but you should know that you still may have residual asymmetry. I'm not sure what you mean by holes in your upper lip - I don't see that in your photo. Regardless, I you should see a plastic surgeon or board-certified dermatologist to evaluate your individual anatomy and help make some recommendations to give you the look you want.
Dr. Cat Begovic M.D.
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July 8, 2011
Answer: Hole after juvederm
It would not be unusual for somel of the material to dissolve at a slightly different rate. Three years is a long time for this to last but anything possible. Hyaluronidase will dissolve what is left, if any. It will not hurt your lip. Maybe you should consider putting a little less in at a time as you might want to boost your volume after months and should have a smoother transition as it disappears.
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July 8, 2011
Answer: Hole after juvederm
It would not be unusual for somel of the material to dissolve at a slightly different rate. Three years is a long time for this to last but anything possible. Hyaluronidase will dissolve what is left, if any. It will not hurt your lip. Maybe you should consider putting a little less in at a time as you might want to boost your volume after months and should have a smoother transition as it disappears.
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August 12, 2011
Answer: Hyaluronidase for the lips
Greetings~
If there is any Juvederm left in the lip, hyaluronidase will dissolve it without harming your lip. With any injections, different areas can dissolve at different rates, so to maintain ideal results you can either continue to touch up areas that have dissipated more quickly or dissolve all that is left and start with a clean slate.
Good luck~
Dr. Grant Stevens
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August 12, 2011
Answer: Hyaluronidase for the lips
Greetings~
If there is any Juvederm left in the lip, hyaluronidase will dissolve it without harming your lip. With any injections, different areas can dissolve at different rates, so to maintain ideal results you can either continue to touch up areas that have dissipated more quickly or dissolve all that is left and start with a clean slate.
Good luck~
Dr. Grant Stevens
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July 8, 2011
Answer: Hyaluronidase is safe for the lips
Hyaluronidase is safe for the lip and will have no effect on the anatomy of your lip. It will only work against the hyaluronic acid (Juvederm) in your lip. The shape of your lip may change, but that will be a result of removing the Juvederm.
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July 8, 2011
Answer: Hyaluronidase is safe for the lips
Hyaluronidase is safe for the lip and will have no effect on the anatomy of your lip. It will only work against the hyaluronic acid (Juvederm) in your lip. The shape of your lip may change, but that will be a result of removing the Juvederm.
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