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Hyaluronidase damaged my under and upper eye skin. Besides fillers, what procedures/skin care can repair and fix volume? (Photo)

Jssunshyne04Oct 22, 2019
Hyaluronidase damaged my under and upper eye skin. Besides fillers what procedures/skin care can I use to repair and fix volume. Although doctors claim hyaluronidase doesn't affect skin tissue why am I dealing with fat loss and damaged skin after this enzyme was used. I had hyaluronidase done 3 years ago and my skin is still not back to normal.

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