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How long after hyaluronidase can I have rhinoplasty?

kt7940Sep 8, 2021
I recently got restalyne Lyft I in my nose and HATE my results. I loved my first non-surgical nose job a year ago and loved it, but somehow the touch up distorted my nose and ruined the shape. I can barely leave my house. I want to get a rhinoplasty as soon as possible but I know I need to get the fillers dissolved first but how quickly can I get the rhinoplasty after? I’ve had hyaluronidase injections before and the product dissolved all my filler VERY quickly.

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