My Restylane treatment gave me bigger bags and discolouration (probably injected too superficially). Now my doctor insists on squeezing it out rather than using hyaluronidase. He thinks hyaluronidase is risky. I can't afford going to a 2nd doctor and want this one to correct it.Which means I'll have to go through with the squeeze procedure. What I'm asking is,are there any risks involved with this? Or is the worst case scenario only that it will be ineffective? Can it cause permanent damage?
Answer: Tear Trough Fillers -- Try Cannulas; hylauronidase if unhappy Restylane cannot be "squeezed" from the under eye area unless it was injected in large clumps or if it formed large nodules and it has been within a few days to a week after injection. I suggest you see an expert and do not compromise your care for cost or distance. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Answer: Squeezing out Restylane Hi URL. If you can't afford to go to another doctor you should wait until the product is metabolized by the body. Squeezing it out at this point is a terrible idea.
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Answer: Squeezing out Restylane Hi URL. If you can't afford to go to another doctor you should wait until the product is metabolized by the body. Squeezing it out at this point is a terrible idea.
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March 3, 2016
Answer: Risks of squeezing out Restylane under eyes? (Pls don't recommend hyaluronidase, I know it's best, see info in detail If the restylane is too superficial then I also would not recommend H'ase. H'ase can possibly adversely effect the skin and dermis in that region. The problem with squeezing the restylane is that it should not wait too long after the procedure. Once it settles in the region it becomes harder to squeeze it out completely. So you are right the worse case scenario is that it might be an incomplete removal of the product. You are better off letting the product stay and be broken down on its own rather than using H'ase so superficially under the skin. Stay in touch with the doctor and have him or her help you through this process. Hopefully you chose a board certified plastic surgeon for this. I hope this helps. Good luck.Dr VasishtSouth Shore Plastic Surgery
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Answer: Risks of squeezing out Restylane under eyes? (Pls don't recommend hyaluronidase, I know it's best, see info in detail If the restylane is too superficial then I also would not recommend H'ase. H'ase can possibly adversely effect the skin and dermis in that region. The problem with squeezing the restylane is that it should not wait too long after the procedure. Once it settles in the region it becomes harder to squeeze it out completely. So you are right the worse case scenario is that it might be an incomplete removal of the product. You are better off letting the product stay and be broken down on its own rather than using H'ase so superficially under the skin. Stay in touch with the doctor and have him or her help you through this process. Hopefully you chose a board certified plastic surgeon for this. I hope this helps. Good luck.Dr VasishtSouth Shore Plastic Surgery
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Answer: Manual extraction of filler I would be very wary of a physician who thinks hyaluronidase is too risky without any other explanation. Manual extraction of filler can be performed in some cases where potential allergy exists; however, it is usually more effective at the time of treatment. The risk is significant bruising of the lower lids and potential for scarring depending on how it is performed. Most likely, it will result in incomplete removal if the filler is not localized.
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Answer: Manual extraction of filler I would be very wary of a physician who thinks hyaluronidase is too risky without any other explanation. Manual extraction of filler can be performed in some cases where potential allergy exists; however, it is usually more effective at the time of treatment. The risk is significant bruising of the lower lids and potential for scarring depending on how it is performed. Most likely, it will result in incomplete removal if the filler is not localized.
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March 25, 2016
Answer: Under Eye Fullness I think that squeezing out the product under the eye is a bad idea and likely to result in trauma to the area but not much improvement in the overfill. The best approach would be to dissolve the filler with hyaluronidase and then have the procedure repeated, perhaps by a different physician. Hope this helps.
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March 25, 2016
Answer: Under Eye Fullness I think that squeezing out the product under the eye is a bad idea and likely to result in trauma to the area but not much improvement in the overfill. The best approach would be to dissolve the filler with hyaluronidase and then have the procedure repeated, perhaps by a different physician. Hope this helps.
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