I had a Korean-made HA filler injected into my tear troughs 2 months ago. It has hardened and migrated. I would like to dissolve them. I had 3 hyaluronidase injections so far. The filler does respond to hyaluronidase but it's quite stubborn, e.g. it would become soft after treatment but would harden again in 2-3 days. Instead of keep getting hyaluronidase injections, a doctor suggested inserting a RF probe into the filler to melt it. Will this work?
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Thank you for your questions and for your photo. In my opinion, your nasolabial fold (the line) isn't very deep. However, if you would like to have the line softened, it can easily be done by an experienced board certified facial plastic surgeon or board certified dermatologist who ...
Bruising usually, when it happens, only should last 1-2 weeks. If the discoloration that resembles a bruise and persists longer, it can represent something called Tindel Effect which is when the filler is placed too superficially and shows a bluish hue through the skin. I would recommend ...
Great question, thank you for submitting. from your photograph, it appears as though in addition to the perleche, you have a bit of fat wasting at the corners of your mouth. By using a small amount of hyaluronic acid filler, it will reduce or resolve the shadows at the corners of your mouth. ...
