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Considering rha4 filler but it depends on reversibility

Peldifiga1980Mar 9, 2021
I heard good things about rha4 filler: long lasting but easily reversible unlike Voluma. I had a traumatic experience with Voluma and it wouldn’t dissolve. I needed 10-12 sessions with full strength hyaluronidase. Is it true that it is way easier to dissolve rha4 should anything go wrong?

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