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Hyaluronidase on nose tip?

Rennie FMar 10, 2018
Hi, I had unfortunately been injected HA on nose tip. I want my old nose truly back. Would it be safe, in terms of it dissolving evenly or not losing my own tissues, to Hyaluronidase it? Or would you suggest that It is better that I wait 6-10mo for my nose tip? I also have very inelastic skin (43 y.o.)

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