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If I'm going to dissolve my filler no matter what, should I do it sooner than later?

sarangahMar 23, 2024
I've received filler in an area that I did not want to be placed and am wondering if I should do it earlier than later to achieve precision in dissolving. To be specific, this was Restylane Defyne and it has been four days.

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Leonard Grossman, MD

So here is the simple deal as far as Hyaluronidase (Product H) is concerned. Product H must be used in very small amounts and it Has to be injected exactly in the area where the problem is or it may potentially cause damage to the adjacent tissues and other fillers in the adjacent area. You...

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Leonard Grossman, MD

Morpheus will not help dissolve the filler, but instead it will dissolve some of your own fat which you need ,to look as young as possible. You need to find out what type of filler was used to begin with. And if it’s a hyaluronic acid filler then yes, you can have it gently dissolved in one or t...

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You don’t need to worry about any of the medication that you’re currently on. However, Hyaluronidase needs to be used in very small amounts in order to have an effective result, as well as all the safety features combined together in one. Make sure you schedule to have wanted to two such tre...

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