I keep reading 6 months - 2 years. Is getting it dissolved with enzyme worth it, or is it better to wait it out? I did it 3 weeks ago. Does it improve with more time? I feel like it's sitting on the bone and not attractive and may have slightly changed my cheekbones. Should I juts give it some time? I'm scared of the enzyme to disolve bc I'm reading stories of it dissolving the natural hyrulonic acid. I also did sprinkle of Botox in my forehead and can't tell if that's why I look weird.
March 31, 2016
Answer: Restylane Results Thank you for your question. If it is your cheekbones that are bothering you, it wouldn't have been the botox that is making you unhappy. If you are very unhappy with the Restylane I would recommend having hyaluronidase injected to to dissolve it. If the change is slight, then I would give it some time.
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March 31, 2016
Answer: Restylane Results Thank you for your question. If it is your cheekbones that are bothering you, it wouldn't have been the botox that is making you unhappy. If you are very unhappy with the Restylane I would recommend having hyaluronidase injected to to dissolve it. If the change is slight, then I would give it some time.
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March 30, 2016
Answer: What to do 3 weeks post injection of Restylane into tear troughs with bad results 3 weeks later Thank you for posting your question. If the problems is minimal, wait to see if it improves with time. If you look disfigured, have Hyaluronidase injected to dissolve the Restylane. If you are not sure how to manage the issues, see your doctor or seek the advice of another physician who is very experienced with injections in the tear trough region. The Botox injection in the forhead did not cause the problem. Good luck,
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March 30, 2016
Answer: What to do 3 weeks post injection of Restylane into tear troughs with bad results 3 weeks later Thank you for posting your question. If the problems is minimal, wait to see if it improves with time. If you look disfigured, have Hyaluronidase injected to dissolve the Restylane. If you are not sure how to manage the issues, see your doctor or seek the advice of another physician who is very experienced with injections in the tear trough region. The Botox injection in the forhead did not cause the problem. Good luck,
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