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How long does is take for lip tissue to regenerate again after hyaluronidase? What about the chin skin?

user919191Apr 7, 2018
I had hyaluronidase injected in my chin area to remove juvederm xc. It travelled to my lips they look smaller now, my own lip tissue. And under my lower lip is kind of hollow. The product also travelled and dissolved the filler in the marionette lines but at least this is reversible not like my lips and chin natural tissue. Will my lips bounce back to original size? Plz don’t tell me that hyaluronidase does not affect my own skin, that is not true. And unfortunetely i wish my doctor told me before.

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