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Thanks for being so up front about hyaluronidase!! Most injectors say it does not impact your natural collagen. Appreciate the honesty. Which I find it difficult to come by in the cosmetic industry.
Thank you for settling this. It’s not fun being told that the hollowness in areas where I’ve had hyaluronidase was just my perception and that I was just used to how it appeared with the filler there, as if I don’t recall what I looked like prior to the misplaced filler. Sorry for sounding salty, but it’s pretty frustrating. So I really apprecIate your candor!! 🙏🙏 Also, PRF was great at helping to restore the issues caused from dissolving!!!
@@vt7165 I did. It was took over a week to notice how hollow it was because I swelled up like crazy and it took that long to resolve. Once the swelling went down, I was shocked at how hollowed it looked. Half my upper-lip looked slightly indented and you could see a line of demarcation where the hyaluronidase was. I had more natural volume/thickness in the skin below my nose than down by my lip. So I waited several months to give my body time to recover, but it only recovered so much. So I looked into ways to help it recover further
Thank you for posting this. I keep thinking about PRF but I’m scared to do something else stupid that leaves me looking bad. Could you let me know your experience with PRF and how your recovery was?
@@Zahria269 If you find someone who has training and experience with PRF, they will be able to inject PRF that will be safe and natural. I now prefer it over all other fillers. As a stand-alone injectable, it won't make any drastic changes to your appearance, so it's not something you'd use for any major volume correction. It's very subtle. But, like other non-Hyaluronic Acid fillers, it can't be dissolved, so the injector should use a cannula and be very careful around veins/arteries.
Allyson, Would it be possible to speak to you privately about the PRF? I recently had the very similar situation happen to me and am very devastated. I had poorly placed lip filler and had hyaluronidase 5 times to try to remove it. Instead, it has depleted all the volume out of my tissue “around the outside of my lips. It’s really bad and I’m having major anxiety now. I’ve been trying to research things I can do to help my tissue and was looking into the PRF. I’d love to hear about your experience and what all helped your situation. Thanks, Julie
Thank you for addressing the issues associated with Hyaluronidase. You may be one of the few practitioners with integrity to speak out about hyaluronidase honestly. Thank you so much for that. I ended up getting hyaluronidase when I was 36 to dissolve some filler in my later cheeks and it severely damaged my tissues, not only in the area where it was placed but in most of my upper cheeks where it completely sank the areas and left indentations around the areas of immediate injection. After two years, my face has still not recovered from the damage. The FDA and Health Canada need to take steps to regulate this substance and use it only in cases of a medical emergency such as in a vascular occlusion before more people get seriously and needlessly harmed by it.
Thank you for being one of the very few, very rare, medical professionals with integrity! Please educate other injectors on the possible dangers of hyaluronidase when it’s improperly injected. I have spoke with people of all ages damaged by this enzyme. From late teens to mid fifties, some injected with small amounts of hyaluronidase, some with larger amounts. Many are not able to recover no matter their age or amount injected. Could you please post your findings in a peer-reviewed journal? Thank you
Thanks for being one of the only honest people in the medical Field about this. I had my lips, and I feel like most of my face destroyed about 2 months ago. I’m finding it hard to go in public and I work In The public eye, so my work appearances have been giving me insane anxiety and making me incredibly depressed. I feel like I aged 20 years over night and the doctor literally said to me “lol, maybe it’s your diet or something!” Does this ever improve? Will the indentations be permanent? Thanks again
Thank you for being bold enough to speak on this! You are a rare gem. I have to have a midface lift and lower bleph because of Hyaluronidase. Over a year ago, I went to one of the best PA’s in my state to have under eye filler dissolved, and she used the standard amount of dissolver to saline solution ratio, yet it still caused so much damage. It made my face completely lose its structure and become loose, and stretchy. My under eye area and cheek area started to sink in. I developed orange peel texture. The orange peel texture came first within just a couple of days after dissolving, and then over the following weeks and months the caving in began and it just progressed. I spent thousands of dollars trying to fix it: Fibro blast treatment, Sculptra, creams, supplements, facial exercises, red light therapy, HBOT, and nothing worked. I’ve been active on Facebook trying to warn others so that they don’t have to go through this.
I’m a PA and just got hired at a plastic surgery office and I’m going to be a new injector. I’m so thankful I’ve found your videos. They are such a great foundation and are giving me such guidance when I’m trying to learn all this new stuff. Thank you for doing these 😊
Hi Nicole! Thanks for commenting. Here’s the link for the “All Access Pass” ru-vid.com/show-UCIP0tRZkyC0r-cRYZBGg0Sgjoin The “JOIN” option is not visible for mobile iOS devices. RU-vid is trying to fix the issue. Is anything ever easy!? I think you’ll enjoy it. Regards, Dan.
Thank you, please educate other doctors and surgeons. This dissolving product has wrecked so many lives. I’m in a support group with over 500 women many in their 20s now in depression bc it’s affected so much of our face when we originally had very little filler. Please please please spread the word. This is a serious problem costing people their health and livelihood. I’ve quit school work everything bc of this. Hylase does damage skin and tissues. Your face will never be the same and the enzyme continues to work for months.
No the enzyme does not continue to work for months my god where do you get This stuff from. People in their 20s will not most likely have their life’s destroyed the skin is not mature unless they flooded and flooded it with this stuff. U guys are crazy
Tell that to the 500+ women who had no medical issues before the dissolver and are hugely affected by this enzyme. Some of us are years out and have never recovered. See there’s a difference between reading about it and experiencing it. This doctor changed his perspective bc of his EXPERIENCE seeing the changes. Say all you want, but you aren’t helping the hundreds of us that are affected, in fact you are being ignorant.
@@ahmed4130 What makes you such an expert Dr Chan? What kind of a “medical doctor” dismisses his patients claims? Oh that’s right, the one that claims to be a “cosmetic surgeon” yet his highest qualification is a basic medical degree. Well done Dr Chan, your mother must be very proud.
@@Ashley-bl7sk yes… i’ve read nightmare reviews about this enzyme… I almost had it done and changed my mind. I feel so bad for all the women who had their looks irreparably damaged… I know how psychologically traumatic that can be😣 I have lumps under my eyes that I’ll just wait months to dissolve - my boyfriends pissed at me though for getting it done… And I’m apprehensive about getting a new job. Oh well… I’ll just suck it up 🤷🏻♀️
This is why I prefer fat grafting instead of fillers. The fillers do not disappear, they remain in the deep layers of the epidermis, recent studies have proven that patients who had stopped the fillers for years, still had them, they were visible with MRI
Thank you for keeping-it-real. It seems to me that it’s not (just) about a number. In particular, I believe outcome varies depending on whether or not a woman is peri or post-menopause, and whether she’s on estrogen replacement or not. If you are post-menopausal, and are not taking an estrogen replacement, think very carefully about whether you can live with the risks mentioned in this video!
Thank you so much for this video. God I've been looking for this information everywhere, especially from scientific websites and I cannot find anything. All these places are LYING to us, saying it's completely safe, not telling us the risks. This is criminal. But what else can we expect from a money machine? Thank you thank you thank you.
Profhilo in Europe is great if done not too superficially. Topical hyaluronic acid eye drops and oral hyaluronic acid for 3 months has been shown to improve skin quality and dry eye. I had filler migrate along my orbital septum which was terrifying. Dissolver causes really dry eyes that felt like they shrunk inside my head for at least two weeks and my skin just isn’t the same. I had tiny units injected. It’s very scary and nobody can pull up any studies on the safety of this. The use in eye surgery seems to have gone out of favour because it was causing more complications. The problems with eye surgery patients is common side effects would already include pain and changes to the eye area as they’ve had surgery so it would be impossible to separate the two. Using it on other areas of the body also wouldn’t highlight the problems it’s causing on the face as the anatomy is completely different and there is no SMAS so it’s terrifying that we are essentially Guinea pigs and being shamed and insulted for highlighting the side effects we are experiencing. I doubt if the victims were men, we would be having this problem. It’s a common issue in the medical world that women are not taken seriously.
I have issues after Profhilo, behaves like a filler and i will have to have it dissolved, biggest mistake and i never had any filler or Botox done, it’s all over my face
Wow I had no idea it could change the texture of skin! I needed to get some of my under eye filler dissolved and I told my doctor I was scared after reading so many hyaluronidase horror stories like crepiness and dents. She said that won't happen to me because I'm still young. Now I'll know to be way more cautious in the future!
@@marissac713 thank you for your comment about this, I had chin filler a few days ago that I absolutely hate and I have to wait a month to dissolve and am terrified… this gives me some hope. I’m very scared though
Hey, may I ask how old you are? I'm almost 24 and want to get my under eye filler dissolved for it's been 1.5 years + now and I got tearbacks from it. I'm so scared the dissolving could harm me more than the actual filler.
You are so wonderful and I love your channel! Please talk a bit more about the different fillers out there. There are monophasic, biphasic, cross-linked with various agents etc. And which filler will be best for which are of the face? Especially for under eyes etc. Thank you 😊 Some fillers now seem to be both - a mesotherapy and a filler at the same time!
Hi Dan! How about if the hyaluronidase is extra diluted with saline so its weak and only use very small drops if its needed to correct above the lip migration??
A nurse who owns a business in Michigan wanted to use an ultrasound to find areas of lumps of filler and discovered my fillers in my lower cheeks and lip area. She quoted me about 15k to dissolve. I was shocked at the cost..she then told me she would have to start all over again and re fill these areas after everything would be dissolved. That would cost me more thousands. I questioned what the integrity of my skin would be after that process. Would my skin look worse than what I have now. I said NO!!!
15k to dissolve? Absolutely not. That is a red flag and shows an incredible lack of integrity (on the nurse's part). Im so sorry you experienced that. You were likely already feeling disheartened and I imagine that did not help. Additionally, if she is charging even a fraction of that quote, she should be able to answer every single question you have, and provide before/after pictures of past clients. Next!!
I dissoved my fillers in my lips with a cannula and the lady who did it used it over my lip because she thought I needed it which I didn’t. Now after I did my lips again at a serious clinic it look like my fillers migrated. But the case is that the tissue feels so thin over my lips now so it makes a little fold just in the middle over the uppelip especially when I plout. Never had this problem before I went to her.. Done lipfillers and dissovled with a needle before under 10 years of time
I’ve read nightmare reviews about this enzyme… I almost had it done and changed my mind. I feel so bad for all the women who had their looks irreparably damaged… I know how psychologically traumatic that can be😣 I have lumps under my eyes that I’ll just wait months to dissolve - my boyfriends pissed at me though for getting it done… And I’m apprehensive about getting a new job. Oh well… I’ll just suck it up 🤷🏻♀️
Hi, fern. I've done a decent amount of research on this topic. If you go to an experienced (must do research) injector, they can dissolve the lumps you have issue with. I'm in the medical field and have worked in aesthetics (but no, no expert). I thought I wanted to be an injector but realized (before it became a popular topic) that filler does not dissolve but migrate. I've been preaching this to everyone I know in the industry but it falls on deaf ears. I do think the dissolving enzyme has its place in aesthetics (mainly to reverse occlusion) and can be injected in very small doses directly to an area of filler nodule/superficial lump. The issues with indentation I have seen (and am currently experiencing on my own face) are quite dramatic when this enzyme is injected in a larger area (with no specific lump) in hopes of volume reduction. I injected it under my eyes/upper cheek/orbital rim, and have severe depression at the area. It also caused indentation in my lower cheek. I'm trying to decrease overfilled cheeks (vs targeting a specific lump/bump/bulge). Does that help or make sense? I do think you could use a very small amount of this enzyme in a very specific area, targeting those lumps you have issue with. You shouldn't have to feel "damaged". I wish you so much healing either way, and know that you are not alone. xo
@@jessica0321 thank you so much for this :) I'm struggling with filler-caused tearbags for about 2 years now and I'm too scared to get it dissolved. I tried taking bromelain and papain enzymes and did lymphatic drainages which did help a little.. to me, you do sound like an expert and not being alone with it means so much to everyone who's experiencing this ♥️ hyaluronidase sadly has a huge spreading factor and so idk if you could make sure to just dissolve the filled area. There are doctors who use ultrasound as a guide, but you can't really control the enzym. and the enzym itself is made to break down tissue.. it's so scary. Guess we need another way of dissolving, no hyaluronidase but maybe another enzym. I don't understand why it's so hard to dissolve HA; it's nothing but a more complex sugar, isn't it? I'm so mad at myself for having filler done.. Was told it would simply dissolve on it's own by time... ._. why in all of the world are doctors allowed to tell us this crap.
I’m in the same position 3 years ago stupidly did under eye filler, I have left over filler that looks absolutely awful. So tempted to dissolve it but I’m very afraid
Hello, I have two question .1. After injection, does hyaluronidase spread over the entire face or further than it was injected or does it only work at the injection place. I have read many opinions of women on real self who have had hyaluronidase, for example on the cheeks and see deterioration of the skin of the entire/whole face. It is possible? 2. How many units of hyaluronidase should be injected in the area above the upper lip or under the lower lip if the acid has migrated beyond the lips?
i have the same questions! also if you had no problems with hyaluronidase in the past, is it likely you won’t have problems with it again? i had to dissolve my lips 2 years ago, never noticed an issue but they were overfilled a year ago and now i want to get them dissolved again bc they are way too big for my face. i wish i knew where to stop
1ml is way too much. Hyaluoronidase is very very aggressive. You need to proceed with great caution and inject only 0.2 max at a time esp in the lips on each side.. Flooding is a bad idea!
Oh?? I got injected with 2 vials.. 300 units undiluted under they eyes.. wtf is to come!! I already know!! Why didn't this woman take precaution.. When I asked she said she does this ALL THE TIME!! Does she?? What an evil thing to do just for a few bucks before the holiday... I literally had the worst holidays imagined as I got injected with this on the 22nd of December with 12 plus clients a day!! On my own independent as f and then my car broke down.. I'm caring for multi million dollar clients as my face, arms and body is burning yahh!!! I'm actually laughing after typing that... fucking heartbreaking.... Definitely ruined my existence. Not sure if I'm gonna make it past the summer. God in life there is so much to love+ ...there is NOTHING enjoyable about hylaranadaise
When injected in the midface filler thins out migrates south and creates that effect. I know because it happened to me. Then they need to dissolve underneath.
Hialuronidase ruined my face. Im 23's, month ago i disolved my lip filler, that's only filler i ever got. Since then my face droped, my skin looks saggy, i have burning pain all over my body, i lost half of my hair. My life is nightmare.
Dermatologist unloaded 2 full syringes under my eyes. Horriffic. Im 2.5 months into this mess and my nose and face are still burning.. even my arms hands and legs now... head, hair is falling out and brittle... My face is turning squishy I'm 32 I wish there was a way to deactivate it
I am 36 years old and i had under eye fillers and it went wrong. I had hyalurinidase under my eyes. I feel it distroyed my natural HA. I would like to know the percentge of getting back to the normal look?
Sorry to hear that. There’s no evidence on the percentage, unfortunately. But concerns with hyaluronidase is becoming more prevalent in discussion now. I think we’ll see more evidence in the near future. Thanks for commenting. Dan.
Hi, may I know if you have seen any improvement so far? I am currently facing the same issue as you and its been a month and I have yet to see any improvements
@@racheltee7688 I injected more fillers after 1 month and now it is natural. I dont know how it will be after the filler goes. I advice you to go for the fillers but be careful of choosing good plastic surgeon.
@@danestheticsmedicalit's horrific and women are becoming disfigured and suicidal please Doctor spread more awareness. You are an honest Doctor thank you and bless you for your honesty 🙏
I've heard of this occurring but I'm still not clear on the long-term mechanism of action of this damage or native HA supression. Naturally occurring HA in the body turns over fully every 21 days max. Very interesting as always. I still think the risk of this happeing is perhaps a bit overblown and we now have people walking around who badly need filler dissolved but are too scared to do so. I personally had to inject hyaluronidase in the buccal area - filler migrated over several years downwards; skin was dry and crepey for 3 weeks but fully recovered.
Hello how many times you get filler before to dissolve it. I got cheek filler 1 month ago it was first time but I'm not satisfied i want to dissolve it but I'm scared. Everyone says it will metobilalase itself by time. I just want to be sure l does it really go in 1 year? Is it worth to wait dissolve itself or to get dissolving infection? Please give me information from your experience 🙏
@Jessica i was thinking exactly same you people exaggerating about the damage of the hyaluronidase. I even couldn't see the difference on their face till yesterday. Yesterday a woman post her face photos after to dissolve her lip filler on hyaluronidase support group on face. It was horrible, it is pure evil the doctors do it to the patients. Poor girl I hope she will get better soon. It is on my mind since yesterday it really effected me I can not imagine that how is her mental health now.
IT NEVER RETURNSTO NORMAL… I got this done by one of SF’s best injectors… a year later, RUINED. Do not ever take out what integrates with your own skin… and it does
I have to interject by saying - fillers migrate. I'll say it again - fillers...migrate...especially in areas wherein the muscles are used often (think facial expressions...and lips). How is anyone still justifying the use of fillers?
Thank you for being so upfront. When do you say flooded, how many units do you mean? Is it possible for the enzyme to transfer to other areas of the body (e.g. joints)? Does the enzyme cause volume loss? How long does it last in the body?
This is exactly what happened to me 😣 Bad filler, had it dissolved and now I have a lax horizontal philtrum area and smokers lines despite never smoking. I'm NW of Toronto and want to come see you because I saw a video where you cannula-filled a woman there. Do you ever treat in the GTA?
Could you explain in more detail what you think the dissolver is doing to the skin or SMAS? My skin and cheeks feel hard, bloated and rubbery after dissolving, even in the lower cheek where there was no filler and no injections. Could dissolver cause filler to liquify/soften, drip down lower int he face and resolidify? I am trying to understand medically what exactly happened to my face. It has been a month since dissolving and my face looks more bloated, hard and shapeless after dissolving.
I got mine dissolved in my nasolabial folds because the skin started to turn black. I assume it’s due to lack of oxygen getting past the filler. It’s been a year since I’ve gotten it dissolved and the skin is still black and the texture is different. I tried reaching out to the injector but she blocked me on all forms of social media so there’s no way that I can see her for help.
I had a very bad scar on cheeks which wasn’t going away my doc suggested to inject corticosteroid in the area and it made a dent in my cheeks since then I have understood playing around with face is no joke thankfully it recovered after I kept eating fat rich food and vitamin c
Omg I wish I see this video sooner. I did it a week ago and starting to feel itchy and dry 2 days later on my lips. It's been a week and it's just like eczema, I went doctor twice and they only think I got some kind of allergy then I starting to google about it.
hey I hope you're doing ok now. your skin needs a lots of moisture after filler dissolving & yes you can be allergic if you're also allergic to bee stinks and stuff. doctors need to test you before giving dissolvers
@@jde9711 hey, what did you do, the dissolving and had bad reactions to it? 🥺 i'm so sorry. if you have health problems after it, you should go and see a doctor. if it's about the loss of volume, wait for at least a week and take care of your skin. After that week maybe they can do something to "correct the fix".. i'm so so sorry for you. once you do something, it's always fixing this, fixing that... wishing we never did anything to us.
doc, I had dissolver that ended i up literally leaving a dent. i had no choice but to get some droplets of filler to help fill the dent and it does look better but it’s still wildly noticeable to me. I’m taking really good care of my skin but I am 51. if this were you, what would you do to plump the area? PRP? Any suggestions?
Hi doctor Dan, thanks for your insightful video. I just doing HA filler injection on my nose 2 days before, and I really wanna remove it because it looks not natural and also asymetris. I almost want to do HDS or hyaluronidase injection, but seeing your video makes me wondering, does HA filler located in nose can be dissolved by hyaluronidase injection?Or it will be better if I wait for my body to naturaly absorbed it. I get 1 cc HA fillers. It will be great help if you can answer, because I really confused and stressed because of it 😢
I don’t think this is a 100% thing that happens to everyone. I think it’s just more of a warning that it can happen. I had some stuff dissolved that I didn’t have in for very long .. it also wasn’t a ton. I haven’t seen a problem. I think the main thing is is going slow and not doing a huge injection at once from my understanding. What did you end up doing?
One month-no rebound…. I have two or three upper lip ripples now and even my almost 80 yr old mom doesn’t have They went VERY VERU carefully used half and diluted But I have the primer effect
Hi Can anyone recommend how you can help with the damage it does cause, I’m tired of being told it doesn’t affect your tissue (it does, it has affected mine) I’m also tired of being told it’s my perception. I know my own face and I know it’s changed since receiving the dissolver treatment and I was also injected with a very high amount which I would not have consented to if it had been discussed with me. These videos are helpful, however if we could be guided on what non invasive treatments etc that could help with the damage caused. Please could people comment or if the Dr could could help please with suggestions
I don’t think there’s anything specific to dissolver by serum with HA in it is supposed to be “magic” and I’ve read great accounts for glycolic acid as well
@@alexxx5749 since having it done it did dissolve my natural hyaluronic acid and has left me with some new lines but not as bad as I thought it would but I have constant face pain, toothache and I can't lay on my left side where most of it was placed, I also have some weird nerve twitching in my top lip. Scariest experience 😢
@@allitaboo oh no, AI had exactly the same experience with face pain, nobody believed me. Now, 1.5 months later, it gets better I guess. How about your face pain?
I had it injected to dissolve under eye filler (I was 28 years old at the time) and I lost natural volume on my mid face on one side of face. Never recovered and forever I’m adding filler to that area
Same thing happened to me. I got Tyndall in my tear trough and so the injector went in and dissolved. The hyaluronidase did take away my own collagen (injector said that's not possible). Um yes it is possible. I am living proof lol. Now I have an indent in my tear trough which only way to fix is to put more filler. Very scared at this point and leaving it alone for now. Just know I will never use hyaluronidase again!! I don't like how the industry makes it seem as though u can just dissolve if you don't like it and all is good. Please be careful ppl!! Most doctor's don't give a shit about you if something goes wrong. So sorry to hear this also happened to you
Great question. Hyaluronidase is specifically designed to breakdown the bonds of HA fillers only. Nothing else. Fat dissolvers however are non specific. They will dissolve any soft tissues that it touches, including veins & arteries.
Hey, thanks for the info! I have overfilled nasolabial folds with 0.5ml juvederm each side it looks like a lump after 3 weeks. Would you reccinend i get it dissolved or wait it out? I’m 29yo female and it’s causing a lot of stress. Thanks
Thank you very much! You’ve literally saved my life 😅 tomorrow I’m applying hyaluronidase for the 1st time in my career (cheecks). How many units do you approximately use if the filler migrates upward the cheek bone? Thanks for answering me 🙃
I’ve never heard of filler migrating upward. I was under the impression that it migrates downward because of gravity. I guess anything is possible. Damn gravity!
@@WickedRxqueen Yes, thanks for asking 🙂 At the beginning I was a bit scared to use hylaluronidase but now I find it as a very useful friend. I just try not to overdose it, stay sure that a patient doesn’t react allergic and be careful with women after 40 years old. And it’ll be fine 🙂
Hi. I absolutely hate how my lip filler looks. I’m 39 and I really want it gone but I’m worried about ruining my own ha supplies. Is it worth the risk? Wondering if they should just even out my lips and let it dissolve though, I’m worried it really will never go away. I’d do anything to have my natural smile back :(
@@danestheticsmedical Thank you so much for replying! I wish I could come to your clinic. Is there a chance I can let them to naturally absorb and I can get my lip shape back, or could it integrate into my tissue more? Thanks again.
20 to 40 units in both cheeks total or 20 to 40 in each cheek total to start? I am going for a consultation with a doctor this week and I want to be informed ahead of time with a cautious amount to suggest for my cheek filler. I am 32 and take very good care of my skin on the daily. I hydrate very often and eat healthy avoid caffeine as much as I can. I am hopefully that if I choose to dissolve and start with a small amount in my inner cheek area that it won't cause my skin too much trouble and be able to bounce back strong after hyaluronidase is injected.
I had this firm, thick skin around lip cornes after HYAL - it makes my marionette lines looks worse. Its around 6 months already and no improvement. What can I do?
Please help me. I’m in hell. I had an awful experience starting from October 2020. Got lips filled with 1ml revolax then had to get them dissolved by someone else as I was in so much. Pain a week after. Then had to get them dissolved again cos the filler migrated to my gums. And that’s where my problems started. Constant pain in my lips, spots all around them all the time, stinging, sudden allergies. I saw a doctor in may who promised me he could fix my issue by dissolving the rest again with hyloronadase, this was 6 months later. I said ok, and then within 24 hours, all my problems started. I’m now in constant pain, with both sides of my face, I have constant muscle twitching, constant pain in my neck, stiff neck, sensitivity to touch, teeth pain, random bouts of facial stiffness and numbness. It’s hell. I have issues with my back now, sleeping is awful, now suicidal. I’m only 19.
I hope you have had some improvement in your symptoms, same happened to me in 2019 but it did get better. The dissolver affects the smas in our faces and some other people I have spoken to have experienced the pain too, it seems to be neurological. It affected my eyes too. It’s awful stuff. Have hope that time will make things better for you, take good care of yourself, look up supplements to take and eat healthy
I am also affected (idiot Dr. injected about 400 iu per zone, lips, nose and jawline) just doing research I found that hyaluronidase is present in snake venom, antidotes for hyaluronidase are anti inflammatories such as ibuprofen, flavonoids and antioxidants to mention the easiest treatment. I will try to have flavonoids, high doses of antioxidants and anti inflammatories for 15 days and will update you.
Please help me, a supposed plastic surgeon gave me 1500 iu diluted in 1ml of saline I didn’t know he would use all of it!! He put it on the lips, nose and jawline, I feel my skin dull and saggy. What should I do?
I’m 16 and want lip filler Bc my lips r not big. I am scared if I get it I will only age myself Bc of having to dissolve it. I have thought abt lip implants but that’s not as safe. What r ur thoughts???
don’t start 😂 once you start with these things they’ll forever be an issue. i’ve been happy with my lip filler for a year or two and then it starts moving and you go back to get more and it’s too much and then you don’t know what to do because you are scared of hyaluronidase 🤦🏻♀️ i slipped into severe depression multiple times bc of this industry
Don't do anything to yourself. HA fllers are not innocent as they are promoted. They stay in the tissue and can migrate. I was convinced by my beautician HA lip filler will dissolve naturally. Three years after it's still there plus slight assymetry. I made the mistake believing her and did not research the subject.
OMG, do not start messing with dermal fillers at your wonderfully young age. Try a nice, non-smudging lip-liner in a color that compliments your own lips natural color. I’ve had thin lips my entire life. I didn’t realize it until social media became the rage. Now, aside from watching a select few RU-vid channels, I don’t go on it. Not even FB. And I kept my naturally thin lips. Better than having a shriveled up, compromised face. A surgical lip lift seems “safer” than lip filler, but wait about 10 or so years, at least, before you start cutting up your face. By then, hopefully more injectors will be telling the truth about the risks of dermal fillers and dissolvers.
This stuff is disgusting. They will tell you everything but ine ruined my upper and lower lip. O matter how many injections and then refilling… first wrinkles everywhere then filler put in to make it look like ripples depending on your water retention- basically this stuff DIes ruin your skin because hyaluronidase acid etc DOES integrate w your own skin and when taken out it creates hollows everywhere. They should WARN you about this because once done it’s never the same ever… and they suggest lasers liplift a, more filling. I ts one year later and my whole upper lip will never be the same!!!
@@danestheticsmedical I had dissolver in my anterior fat pads my skin went crapey for a few days then went back but I developed rosacea from it. My skin dosent feel as it’s bounced back to the way it was yet but should I allow more time as I’m only 26?
@@ahmed4130 sorry to hear that. I'm 26 too and my whole face and body damaged only from 7.5 units, it has been 3 months no improvement. Eyes fell deep into scalp, face flattened, skin horrible and i still have painful symptoms. Wondering whether it heals with time
I’m only 26 and had full face damage. My dad couldn’t believe his eyes and thought I had lost so much weight bc my face was so drooped in shrunken weeks after hylase. I’m now months out and am suicidal bc my face is not coming back. If only more doctors spread the word. I am in a support group with so many people who have lost jobs and their lives bc of this. I only had .5 ml filler originally on my forehead and now I have no cheeks shorter chin and lines everywhere. Please be careful. The person dissolving was board certified surgeon. This product is used off label and there are no long term studies.
@@danestheticsmedical thanks for replying dr. I need my rear trough volbella dissolved because it turned into lumps and looks Gray/ purple making me look tired than ever. I am 31. How should I go about dissolving it entirely?
What you recommend Hyaluranidase under eyes if no issues? Am just soo scared of future issues? I've health anxiety now... Wish never got anything done!!
@@jamilliahaimid8952this is me right now. Got under eye filler .35ml total. 4 days later got it dissolved (today) and now reading these horror stories and want to cry
