Does the skin restore itself after too much, or uneven hyaluronidase?

Your natural hyaluronic acid regenerates fairly quickly, but it will take time for to reduce the inflammation and swelling caused by the two procedures. I suspect you will be back to normal or at least very close within 3-4 months.Many people panic about how they look in the few days after filler injections. You probably had a lot of swelling and looked overcorrected. I would have recommended waiting at least two weeks to judge the results before dissolving the filler.

I'm sorry about your issue. But the problem is that you had hyaluronidase injected way too early. At one or two days after the original injection it is too hard to tell what is filler and what is swelling (and what is water when talking about Juvederm). Injecting hyaluronidase into an area with swelling or water would have taken away some of your own natural hyaluronic acid. Yes it can and will get better with time. But I mean a great deal of time - like 9-12 months. This is why I don't recommend doing hyaluronidase too early unless it is to stop necrosis and arterial blockage. "This answer has been solicited without seeing this patient and
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