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Why did Hyaluronidase not work?

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nataliakkk11Apr 11, 2018

I had too much Teyosal Redensity two injected in my under eye area. I’ve had two injections on hyaluronodaise and I still have unevenness and a blue tint showing under both eyes. It is causing me major self esteem issues and it’s hard to look in the mirror. Especially in certain lighting. not sure if I should go for a third round. Worried if the doctor is not even injecting the product in the proper spot to help the teyosal dissolve. So tired of the lumps and bumps and blueness .

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