It's been two months since I got my under eye filled but they're still lumpy when I smile and I feel overfilled. Today my left under eye is more swollen than usual and it's red. Should I be concerned? Should I get them dissolved and is that safe?
April 29, 2022
Answer: To dissolve under eye filler Hyaluronidase will dissolve Hyaluronic acid filler in your under eyes. It appears that your filler was placed superficially and you have developed excessive swelling because of that. An injection with Hyaluronidase should reverse that effect completely. A board certified plastic surgeon will be able to do this safely . Always consult with a board certified healther provider for your filler treatments.
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April 29, 2022
Answer: To dissolve under eye filler Hyaluronidase will dissolve Hyaluronic acid filler in your under eyes. It appears that your filler was placed superficially and you have developed excessive swelling because of that. An injection with Hyaluronidase should reverse that effect completely. A board certified plastic surgeon will be able to do this safely . Always consult with a board certified healther provider for your filler treatments.
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October 7, 2020
Answer: Safety to dissolve undereye filler Because of the thin skin, ligaments and fat and lymphatic circulation, the undereye is easy to over fill and the less forgiving. Therefore it is a common place to use hyaluronidase. The medication is safe to use where there is hyaluronic acid filler. Your eye may need to be treated since there is obvious swelling.
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October 7, 2020
Answer: Safety to dissolve undereye filler Because of the thin skin, ligaments and fat and lymphatic circulation, the undereye is easy to over fill and the less forgiving. Therefore it is a common place to use hyaluronidase. The medication is safe to use where there is hyaluronic acid filler. Your eye may need to be treated since there is obvious swelling.
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