Is this scar tissue and can it be removed? (Photos)

Hi Anni. There's no way to second guess your plastic surgeon which has already examined you. It's likely scar tissue if you were injected with HA. Perhaps time or a procedure to excise can make this a lot better. Best of luck, Dr. ALDO

if you are worried about your filler results because there is swelling, lumps or bumps, consider reversing it with hyaluronidase.  If that did not work it could be that you have a granuloma that needs steroids/5fu injections or surgical removal.  Ift scould be normal anatomy that should be evaluated in BAs.  In the mean time you can use redlight such as lightstim, radiofrequency such as exilis ultra and venus legacy.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Hi Anni.  If you've had 4 injections of hyaluronidase since your filler, it's not likely there is anything left.  What's more likely is that it is your natural anatomy.  We would suggest you revisit your before photos from the practice or even your own photos from before you were injected to get a better idea.  We have had patients in the past that insist that they are looking at filler until we show them the before photos and it looks the same as their current concern.  Best of luck.

Please find an office that knows what they are doing. These folks obviously do not know what they are doing. Just because you wear a white coat and hold a syringe of filler does not make you competent. This is a bad filler treatment and can be resolved in a single visit with hyaluronidase enzyme. Please recognize that this will also remove the filler but it is not helping you. So sorry.

if you are worried about your filler results because there is swelling, lumps or bumps, consider reversing it with hyaluronidase.  If that did not work it could be that you have a granuloma that needs steroids/5fu injections or surgical removal.  Ift scould be normal anatomy that should be evaluated in BAs.  In the mean time you can use redlight such as lightstim, radiofrequency such as exilis ultra and venus legacy.

Without reviewing a photograph prior and after the procedure it is impossible to answer your question. Generally speaking, Restylane does not form Scar Tissue. Good luck from New York City