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Late swelling after Hyaluronidase (Photo)

February 19, 2024
Asked By:oscarsattick in Scotland, United Kingdom

Hey I’m hoping for some answers. I’ve had tear troughs dissolved as they were incorrectly filled. My right eye isn’t responding well and keeps swelling up around 5 days after dissolving. Please could give me some advice. Do I need another session of dissolver. I’ve attached pics from one day after dissolver and how it looks now.

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