I had hyaluronidase injected this afternoon to dissolve Juvederm under the eyes that had created puffiness and tyndall effect. Seems that the enzyme has worked already but EEEEKKKK!! deep hollows/indents under my eyes. SCARY!!! May be worse because of natural HA dissolving (though I believe it will regenerate). How soon can I have a filler reinjected? And should I rather use Restylane for this area? Please someone tell me that this problem is solvable!! I feel like I look awful now! thank you
Answer: Melting HA filler with Hyaluronidase in Los Angeles Our office specializes in the removal of facial fillers, including those made of HA. Hyaluronidase can dissipate the HA filler and you will need to wait a few weeks for things to settle down before adding more filler. Best, DR. Karamanoukian Los Angeles
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Answer: Melting HA filler with Hyaluronidase in Los Angeles Our office specializes in the removal of facial fillers, including those made of HA. Hyaluronidase can dissipate the HA filler and you will need to wait a few weeks for things to settle down before adding more filler. Best, DR. Karamanoukian Los Angeles
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August 18, 2014
Answer: Reinjection after hyaluronidase treatment is While fillers can be added in an incremental fashion it is difficult to remove them precisely. It is not uncommon therefore to be left with relative volume deficits after hyaluronidase injection. Should this occur, it is important for the swelling to resolve prior to reinjecting with more filler. One to 3 days is typically sufficient depending on the amount of hyaluronic acid that needed to be removed, the anatomic location, and the amount of hyaluronidase injected. Best of luck!
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August 18, 2014
Answer: Reinjection after hyaluronidase treatment is While fillers can be added in an incremental fashion it is difficult to remove them precisely. It is not uncommon therefore to be left with relative volume deficits after hyaluronidase injection. Should this occur, it is important for the swelling to resolve prior to reinjecting with more filler. One to 3 days is typically sufficient depending on the amount of hyaluronic acid that needed to be removed, the anatomic location, and the amount of hyaluronidase injected. Best of luck!
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August 4, 2014
Answer: When to get Re-injected with Filler after Hyaluronidase? Thank you for your
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August 4, 2014
Answer: When to get Re-injected with Filler after Hyaluronidase? Thank you for your
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Answer: Repeat hyaluronic acid after unsuccessful treatment Excuse me please. I usually do not respond to these.
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Answer: Repeat hyaluronic acid after unsuccessful treatment Excuse me please. I usually do not respond to these.
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October 22, 2014
Answer: How soon after hyaluronidase can you get more filler? Hyaluronidase should correct this issue. If minimal to no swelling is present, additional filler can be placed 3-5 days after. If swelling is distorting the anatomy, I would wait 2 weeks so that the subsequent injection can be as accurate as possible. I don't use Juvederm in the tear trough. Restylane or Belotero is my preference in this area. Be sure your physician is an
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October 22, 2014
Answer: How soon after hyaluronidase can you get more filler? Hyaluronidase should correct this issue. If minimal to no swelling is present, additional filler can be placed 3-5 days after. If swelling is distorting the anatomy, I would wait 2 weeks so that the subsequent injection can be as accurate as possible. I don't use Juvederm in the tear trough. Restylane or Belotero is my preference in this area. Be sure your physician is an
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