Need to Dissolve Lumps in Lip from Fortelis - Toronto, ON
They were not able to achieve the kind of lip look...
They were not able to achieve the kind of lip look that I wanted.... put too much in my cupid's bow and made me look manly and rough around my mouth, dissolved that with hyaluronidase but still have lumps in my inner, upper lip... it covers my teeth when I smile which looks odd...throws my face off balance, makes me look awkward.
Updated Dec 9, 2009
Can someone please answer my question - had FORTELIS EXTRA hyuloronic acid injected in my lips, its been 12 months but it still has not dissolved and I have a track under my lips covering my teeth....kind of lumpy but you cant see unless you lift my lips.... had hyuloronidase injected today... lady said it would take 3 weeks to dissolve all of it...doing it once a week... so would it dissolve even after 12 months and why hasnt it completely dissolved... I wish I never did it, I had nice lips to begin with!!!
wondering if I can dissolve all of it (had it injected 9 months ago) without any loose skin in my mouth left over. Also, would these lumps dissolve on their own?
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According to this Q&A page, no, it can't: Hyaluronidase risks - potential side effects
However, I have heard several RealSelfers who believe they lost natural hyaluronic acid in their faces due to using hyaluronidase. Their accounts are here in the Hyaluronidase reviews.
Good luck. Hope this helps.

if no hyaluronidase is used it will all go away after several more months.
you can massage the area that was treated, to decrease the unevenness of the breakdown effect.
i would strongly recommend that you ask your injector if they think this is a good idea, as they are able to examine you and they did the initial treatment.
hyaluronidase does not kill natural collagen.
I've personally never heard of Fortelis, but according to their website it's a hyaluronic acid so it's possible you could dissolve it with hyaluronidase.
First step would be to find a doctor in your area who offers hyaluronidase (assuming you don't want to go back to the same doc?) and get a consultation. They'll be better able to evaluate your situation.
Here's a link to our doctor directory for Canada (sorry I can't narrow it down more but I'm not sure where you're located): Canada doctors
Good luck!