If "expert injector" overfills wrong area, to the degree that the tissues has never been that full before or the skin that "stretched" before, ever -- will injecting hyaluronidase leave skin irreparably stretched or deformed? Does the amount of time it's been in the face impact this? Does the area of the face also impact this? Younger patient w/decent elasticity, upper face, mid face, nasolabial folds Juvederm injections, been in face for 4 mos.
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I would advise you to wait for one week to exfoliate your lips to make sure your filler is settled. You can try to gently exfoliate but it is better if you just keep moisturizing it. Good luck!
Firstly, the skin and the surrounding area goes white. This is called blanching. The extent depends on the vessel itself. Pain may be present, however this is not universal, as the filler contains Lidocaine. Once the lidocaine wears off, pain will be present. The skin then turns pink, red,...
Hyaluronidase is the only safe and effect option for dissolving hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers. A small amount of hyaluronidase can go a long way to help soften the effects of your recent filler treatment. And if done correctly, it can leave a natural appearance to the face without...