I've been injecting HA for 5 years and everything was perfect until last time. The doctor injected the filler in the wrong place and it migrated up north, almost to the nose, making my upper lip look asymmetric and thin (although there's a lot of filler inside). So The only option now is hylauronidase, but I'm afraid to inject it, since I've read some scary reviews about it leaving hollow patches in the skin (especially when there're leftovers of old injections). So, is hylauronidase safe?
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I your case, I can not help myself.
You have injected hyaluronic acid under your eyes which have a risk of blindness and had a bad result leading to a need for enzyme injection( not unusual). Now as I understand you consider doing it again?
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I am sorry to hear about the trouble you are having after your injections. Hyaluronidase is used in local anesthetic injections which are delivered around and behind the eye on a frequent basis. I just attended a corporate advisory board in which experts in the use of hyaluronidase shared...
Hi Socal. Hyaluronidase injections will not affect the natural tissue in the lips, it will only dissolve hyaluronic acid based products like Restylane and Juvederm. The first and last pictures in the sequence you posted seem very similar in shape and size exclusive of the darker...