Is it worth dissolving filler in cheeks if asymmetrical?

Juvederm Voluma breaks down very slowly.  I would suggest consulting with an expert in facial aesthetics who is skilled in the administration and management of fillers to make a treatment plan that is best suited for you.

Thank you for your question. It is a good idea to consult with an expert injector to discuss your options. You could use hyaluronidase to dissolve the product or another option is using additional product to even out the asymmetries. All the best,

Before you rush to have the filler dissolved you should consider getting another opinion from an experienced injector. You are right that most people have some degree of asymmetry to their faces, but with experienced injectors these asymmetries can be minimized. A little more filler precisely placed may help correct your asymmetry and make you feel better about your results. If this is not possible, then the filler can be safely dissolved with Hyaluronidase. Best of luck to you.

Fillers can be used to reshape your asymmetrical shape, if you go to someone who is experienced.  My other suggestion is to have someone who uses cannulas for injection as this limits bruising and swelling and helps give a precise treatment.  If you are unhappy completely, i cant be reversed with an enzyme injection.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Hyaluronic Acid can be safely dissolved with hyaluronidase. The best way to find someone is to start with a certified plastic surgeon and check his reputation. If you're not happy, you should definitely have it dissolved by a more skilled practitioner that can give you the result you want. The other option is to possibly put in more to even out your face. A qualified doctor will be able to help you.

Facial asymmetry is normal as no one left and right sides are mirror images.  I think you have two options:  The first option is to add filler to the side that needs more.  The second option is to dissolve the Voluma with hyaluronidase and start over.

Please consult an experienced dermatologist or plastic surgeon who can assess your cheeks and decide whether removing or adding Voluma would be best for you.

You might just need someone skilled enough to make the bad side better with more filler or selective dissolution.  It is impossible to say to remove it all and start again without seeing you in person and with expression.

Yes, voluma can be dissolved. Prior to having it dissolved, consult with an experienced and expert physician injector to determine if it can be corrected.