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I hope things get better for you.

Totally agree, from experience.

no

Did things improve? Can you tell me more about what the prognosis was? Did you regain the elasticity and volume?

It's been 1.5 months and so far no :(. The dent has been filled by hyaluronic acid filler but it really makes me mad since I did not need filler on that area in the first place and now I am dependent on it. Now just try living a healthy life (healthy food and regular exercise) and let's see.

So you didn't have volume loss or elasticity decreased? I had volume loss and elasticity decreased.. the checks are loose and saggy.. did this not happen to you? If it did has it improved and by how much?
Thankyou!!!

I do have volume loss (only on the right upper cheek part surrounding the injected area, the dent was created right away after injection) and also sagging skin on my right cheek (started 1-2 days after the injection). So far it has not improved yet. However just had a consultation with another doctor yesterday, she said she did see some of her patients regain back their original face though some did not. How much/ many units were injected to you?

I don't even know :( a lot I had hylarandase injected twice
Can you keep me updated with if it improves? Did the doctor give any indication of what the chances were ? Did she give any suggestions to what you can do?

It may take months or even a year to improve I think. I did not ask the chance because I think would depend on each individual because she herself said it varied. As for suggestion: of course filler for temporary and live a healthy life and just hope my body would respond well.

for me i had small improvements the following months in some areas but other areas are still defalted , even i can feel the bone above my eye and on the side , i can feel the edges of the bone how creepy is that ,, i never had that before , i don't think my cheekbones and around my eye will improve, the only benefit i got from this is that it melted some of the fat under my eye

And how would you know? Have you been damaged by Hyaluronidase? Judging by your non existent review I'm guessing not. So my suggestion is, don't comment on something you know nothing of, Unless you have lived it, keep your opinions to yourself. You're of no help what's so ever.

@Eclectic431576 how can you say it did not affect you at all when in the first 3 days your skin was crapey and abit sunken in? Physiological in what way? Maybe you've been psychologically affected and honestly believe it hasn't caused you any permanent damage. You agree that anyone over 40 that the repair process might be very slow, I was 40 when my "cosmetic surgeon" injected Hyaluronidase 4 times. You also say that if you use too much of it then yes you might get problems. My "cosmetic surgeon" also wanted to flood my face with Hyaluronidase for the 5th time. My "cosmetic surgeon" also didn't do a patch test on me or give me a consent form outlining the risks, dangers and complications of Hyaluronidase. What are your views on all of this? You admit that Hyaluronidase melts natural occurring hyaluonic acid which goes to show all these reviews on Hyaluronidase are true and honest accounts from permanently damaged people and are not based on "a lot of the times its physiological". Good one!

This was in 2017, these were observations, not panicking. It's not also visual observation but also physical one, one of the most odd sign that my skin changed, is i remember when i drew eyeliner on my eyes, it hurt for first time because it was skin and bones only. The eyeliner holder is like a pencil. At that time i didn't know what was going on exactly, i knew this was odd i used to have volume there and didn't feel my bone, the eyeliner would go straight, but now it's curved, i had zero information about enzyme at that time so i had zero presuppositions. I noticed other things in my face during the daily routine. So it's not visual only, that and people around you telling you your face is saggy, especially immediate relatives who see you everyday. My mom told me your natural high cheeks are no longer there and you have sagginess, at that time we didn't know what was going on, i had filler for 2 weeks. I wanna remind you as well that enzyme is used to loosen up connective tissues and limit cellulite. So it impacts connective tissues as well.

@Eclectic431576 you have so much to say yet you have no before and after photos to prove this. Why are you hiding your identity? We have all been brave and shown our photos . Is your damage that bad that you're too embarrassed to upload your photos? Just blur your eyes out.

i dont care about all of what you said, i had a youthful face and the enzyme gave me a saggy face. end of discussion. none of your statement will give me back my face. you are harassing a group of women who had bad results and gas lighting them. my review on realself is not for you. its for women who were damaged and might be damaged. stop commenting on my review.

btw I'm calmed down. i dont know why you keep saying calm down ? wtf

You mean FICTION. He knew all along that temporary fillers are actually permanent and only did the "longevity of fillers" video because he was getting too many complaints from his patients. He has known for ages that an MRI can detect filler but only made it public after his patients confronted him with MRI reports proving that fillers last for years and that Hyaluronidase dissolves the connective tissue instead of the filler.

I just pm'd you

That's right! Always do a patch test, but you injectors seem to forget to mention it along with mentioning all the risks, dangers and complications associated with Hyaluronidase!!!!

@Eclectic431576
How can you claim your “skin bounced back in a few days after Hyaluronidase,” but then you go on to say
“if your older like above 40 and 60 the repair process might be very slow.”
We all know your over 40 so clearly your statements are false!
Also who creates an account just to belittle and antagonize victims? These damaged and disfigured victims have nothing to gain by posting their personal experience with Hyaluronidase. I noticed you only comment to victims that have been damaged by Hyaluronidase, seems like a bit of self preservation to me. Your views and comments are very outdated maybe you should change your user name to something from the “Victorian” era!

oh, i just wanted to add, that when something does go wrong, it a "very rare side effect" so your still fucked.

Did it ever improve? Does the tissue ever repair