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How do I remove Teosyal touchup?

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Alice7Apr 6, 2017
It has been 2 years since the injection of Teosyal touchup under my eye. The substance created tony bumps and irregularities . I had two injections of hyaluronidase to dissolve it, but one can still see the whitish tiny bumps under my eye . The skin looks uneven and irregular. One doctor even suggested dermabrasion to remove those tiny bumps. What can be done?

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Martin Jugenburg, MD

The first 48 hours after a filler irregular swelling may occur so it is too early to tell. At the two week mark I would go back to your injector so they can take a look at it if this looks the same.  If it is excess product hylauronidase can be used to dissolve some of the excess. 

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Sanjay Trikha, MBBS

Hello, Thank you for your question, Following a Dermal Filler treatment, you may notice some tenderness, redness, swelling and itching. This is common and will usually settle within a few hours, however swelling may last for a few days.  The lump could possibly be a pocket of...

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Cynthia Stolovitz, MD

It looks like once again you had a little too much injected under the eyes.  Wait 1- 2weeks and if the swelling does not go down, return to your injector for more Hyaluronidase. The eye area must be under-corrected to look natural. It is best to  do do little bits at time,...

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Michael P. Morrissette, DDS, FACS

To be safe, I would ask your injector to dissolve this reversible HA filler with hyaluronidase. Better safe than sorry.

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David A. F. Ellis, MD

Most fillers are from a sugar molecule and therefore no testing is required. The fillers that are protein based can be tested in the forearm.

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Martin Jugenburg, MD

Hi there,You can use a product called hylauronidase to dissolve the remaining bumps that are left in your lips. 

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