A doctor injected some Restalyn Defyne in the wrong place in my lower face (right side of mouth), creating a lump about 1/2" length & 1/4" wide. IF hyaluronidase is injected to counteract the Defyne (make the lump go down), can this injection be targeted to just that small "lump", and NOT spread to other places nearby it where Restylane WAS definitely needed. In other words, I just want hyaluronidse to remove that 1 lump, and keep the Restylane in the other places nearby
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