I had voluma in cheeks 4 days ago. On one side the top of marrionette line where it meets the nose is a lot more pronounced due to more filler, not swelling. I prefer the other side. I don't want to have more filler to balance as I don't like overfilled side and I am worried about the accuracy and possible side effects of hyaluronidase. I understand that the doctor may not be able to control how much of the filler he dissolves with hyaluronidase. Should I go back now instead of in 2 weeks?
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Answer: How long after Voluma can a doctor manipulate to dissipate?
Thank you for your question. For most patients it can take a series of hyaluronidase treatments to have complete removal of Voluma. However, you had only a little placed into cheek and a single round of hyaluronidase may be enough to dissolve your filler.
Thank you for your question. Without a photo it is difficult to give you advice. However, Voluma injections do not cause broken capillaries. I believe what you are experiencing is a bruise, which will take time to resolve. I recommend having this evaluated by your treated physician.
Thank you for your question. If Voluma is well placed it will help improve the tear trough area by reducing the tension on the lower eyelid. It is best to first treat the cheeks first and then the lower eyelids. This is because improving the cheeks often leads to less product being needed to...
