I've had juvederm injected into my nose tip . Dr told me it would make my nose appear more narrow . My nose was bulbous to begin with . It's now bigger its a total nightmare I saw it blow up when he injected it . I've gotten 4 hylauronidase shots and it's still hanging around . I'm very depressed . Dr told me just wait for excess filler to go away on its own. I'm worried that it's permanently altered my nose . I had juv in my lips before and it's lasted 2 years . Please help
November 7, 2012
Answer: Juvederm in nose
Juvederm normally goes away in less than a year, but in certain areas where there is less motion (like under the eye or in the nose) it may last longer. It will eventually go away on its own and should not cause any permanent change.
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November 7, 2012
Answer: Juvederm in nose
Juvederm normally goes away in less than a year, but in certain areas where there is less motion (like under the eye or in the nose) it may last longer. It will eventually go away on its own and should not cause any permanent change.
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November 8, 2012
Answer: Juvederm lump
Never let someone tell you that injecting a HA will make anything look smaller or more narrow. HA's are by definition tissue fillers meaning that they will augment the tissue area into which they are placed. You can sometimes achieve an optical illusion by expanding one area of the face and thus making another area appear to be smaller, but this is not done in a small controlled area such as the nasal tip. Eventually it will disappear on its own, but you can speed this up with careful placement of some hyaluronidase to melt the excess away.
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November 8, 2012
Answer: Juvederm lump
Never let someone tell you that injecting a HA will make anything look smaller or more narrow. HA's are by definition tissue fillers meaning that they will augment the tissue area into which they are placed. You can sometimes achieve an optical illusion by expanding one area of the face and thus making another area appear to be smaller, but this is not done in a small controlled area such as the nasal tip. Eventually it will disappear on its own, but you can speed this up with careful placement of some hyaluronidase to melt the excess away.
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