Is the jaw a risky area for hyaluronidase?

Fillers can swell and migrate unpredictably, especially when a filler with a high-edema quotient is used in thin areas. Our office uses disciplined approaches to help patients with acute or chronic issues related to hyaluronic acid fillers. We begin by assessing for any tissue compromise and advocate early treatment to avoid complications with vascular occlusion. In chronic issues, it is important to gradually break up and dissolve filler so there is no further migration of loose filler substrate. Conservative staged dilution may also help avoid volume loss.

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Dr. Karamanoukian
Realself100 Surgeon

Thank you for sharing your question. Using hyaluronidase to dissolve the filler is safe and effective. I have never seen a problem using it nor have my colleagues that I have discussed this issue with. Make sure your fillers are placed by an expert injector. Good luck!

As long as you have an expert using hyaluronidase, there’s absolutely no risks involved. Before you undergo The hyaluronidase Treatment, I would urge you to go over the photographs of you before and after the hyaluronic acid treatment you’ve received. I’m convinced that if you went to plastic surgeon with experience in fillers your results should be quite good. I hope the south Chandler from New York City plastic surgery