I had a Juverderm injection directly over the end of my eyebrow 2 days ago. It was suggested that I use a filler instead of the Botox, since the Botox was not diminshing the line that well. I have swelling from the arch of my brow to the end of brow and the end of brow feels like a long lump. I have some brusing also. Will this go away? How long should I wait before I seek to desolve the filler with Hyaluronidase? and will that work?
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December 14, 2014
Answer: See your injector in two weeks if swelling hasn't subsided
I think that the risk of harm is small if properly injected. However, I do not think that juvederm is a good choice for shaping a nose. A thicker filler such as Radiesse or Perlane would do a better job and last longer. On the same note, a nurse making this decision and doing such a procedure...
Go back to the MD that injected the Juvederm and ask for some hyaluronidase to be injected. This will dissolve some of the Juvederm. You could also do gentle massage and just let the material go away on its own.
The issue of using fillers like Juvederm,...
In the state of Florida, aestheticians are not licensed to perform juvederm treatments. Due to the multitude of issues that can arise from improper technique, I would recommend utilizing only an experienced and expert injector who is licensed to perform the treatment in your state. The...