Are You Supposed to Massage Hyaluronidase to Remove Filler?

I have patients massage after hyaluronidase for two reasons. One is to disperse the hyaluronidase a little, and cover the area of unwanted HA injection while feathering into the surrounding tissue. Two, it helps the unwanted HA break down and resorb. You should know that hyaluronidase works very quickly, often times within a 1-3 day span, so if you don't see resolution, you should check back with your injectionist.
It also can induce a little swelling of it's own, so give it some time. Finally keep in mind that the speed and total effect of hyaluronidase is based on dose. If things are not dissolving quickly enough, you might just need more hyaluronidase.

This material breaks through the connective tissues and does not need any massaging. It takes 2 to 3 days to work. If you have not seen the results in one week, then you should go back for more hyaluronidase.

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If the hyaluronidase is not made to migrate to distant areas (which would dilute its effectiveness in the intended area) then gentle massage could be expected to hasten the dissolution of the hyaluronic acid Restylane my increasing the surface area of the filler exposed to the enzyme. You should check with your physician before doing this.