Hello, I have a question about injections with hyaluronic acid. I have Vollbella in my lips, but I moved and I have to go to another place. I visited an esthetician who told me it could be dangerous to mix two different hyaluronic acid (cause they don't use Vollbella, I don't know what they do use). Would it be dangerous to mix differents ones? Thanks a lot for your answers, Amélie
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April 13, 2017
Answer: Is it dangerous mixing different hyaluronic acids? I have Volbella and the new clinic I go to doesn't use it.
You need to schedule an appointment with your injector to have this assessed in person. If it is the filler that is causing the issue and not a hematoma then yes, you may want to have some of it dissolved.
At first, Volbella under the eyes may feel a bit like an implant or something hard. This is due to the swelling. It can take at least 2 weeks for the swelling to fully subside. At that point, however, you shouldn't be able to feel the filler at all.
Thank you for your question.
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