My cheeks are over filler and I want the juvederm to disolve faster. And I don't want to use Hyaluronidase as for it can leave your skin worst then before the filler.
Answer: Dissolving Juviderm Faster Dear Robin, Only time and hyaluronidase, which is protein enzyme that can dissolve Hyaluronic Acids (HAs) fillers like Juviderm, Restylane, Belotero and Voluma. I recommend that you consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who is experienced with this technique. You can have an examination of your cheeks, answer your questions and see if dissolving the Juviderm with hyaluronidase is your best option. Best wishes, Dr. Richard Swift
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Answer: Dissolving Juviderm Faster Dear Robin, Only time and hyaluronidase, which is protein enzyme that can dissolve Hyaluronic Acids (HAs) fillers like Juviderm, Restylane, Belotero and Voluma. I recommend that you consult with a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who is experienced with this technique. You can have an examination of your cheeks, answer your questions and see if dissolving the Juviderm with hyaluronidase is your best option. Best wishes, Dr. Richard Swift
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January 22, 2016
Answer: How can I dissolve Juvederm faster without Hyaluronidase? Hyaluronidase is the fastest way. You may also try massaging the area every day as areas of the face with more movement usually dissolve HA's much faster. Depending on the amount of over fill, you can also allow time to decrease this on its own.When you add Hyaluronidase into the mix, there is no guarantee that all of the material/product would be dissolve and how much quantity from each side. So you could potentially exchange a problem of some over fill to a problem of some asymmetry (which can not be also beneficial).Hope this helps,Dr. Gus Diaz
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January 22, 2016
Answer: How can I dissolve Juvederm faster without Hyaluronidase? Hyaluronidase is the fastest way. You may also try massaging the area every day as areas of the face with more movement usually dissolve HA's much faster. Depending on the amount of over fill, you can also allow time to decrease this on its own.When you add Hyaluronidase into the mix, there is no guarantee that all of the material/product would be dissolve and how much quantity from each side. So you could potentially exchange a problem of some over fill to a problem of some asymmetry (which can not be also beneficial).Hope this helps,Dr. Gus Diaz
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