TOPIC: Any experience with dissolving HA?

I need to dissolve my HA (can\'t recommend getting it - too soft) - has anyone tried to do that themselves? Would appreciate to hear about experience Does anyone know any trustworthy providers of hyaluronidase? That ships to Europe? Any help is much appreciated

I injected hylenex on 3 separate occasions - because it was quite complicated to do my procedure with all the prior pmma nodules, fibrosis, and surgical scars. So, being able to erase my mistakes was great. It is incredibly easy to do but you need to read the dilution instructions (if there are any for your product). You start to see results within hours, though the full effect takes a few days (longer for juvederm voluma than juvederm ultra). Hylenex is the only one made from recombiant DNA and not extracted from animals. It requires a doctor\'s special order and I think it was around 400-600 but I forgot. This was for 4 single-use vials.

The formula advised is 10 units of hyaluronidase per 0.1 cc of product that you desire to be removed.

www.realself.com/question/hyaluronidase-...e-removing-restylane

Hylenex has to be refrigerated at all times and diluted with saline before injection, but I don\'t know what you are getting precisely so it\'s hard to say what that formula would be.

You can just use an insulin needle. I\'d probably recommend that above others because of how easy they pass through any area due to the thin diameter of the needle. But, get a long one - not the little stubby ones.

Dr Oates wrote:
Obviously I have experience with hyaluronidase, and yes would do it for free if you were my patient. And be looking at replacing the volume. Who did you HA, what product and what volume. After hundreds of treatments being too soft is not a major problem.

Thats surprising for two reasons:1) the HA is placed on top of your veins putting weight on them making it harder to get an erection2) the HA absorbs water especially over time which obviously makes it softer to combat 1) I began to use viagra (so that isnt my problem), but its still soft where the HA is placed

Hoddle is sending me the vial (very nice favour of him!) If anyone has any advice on injecting, feel free to share

I\'ve got a vial of hyaluronidase if you want it @Johnson. I bought it a few months ago but then misplaced it until yesterday. In the meantime Dr C (via M8x7) sent me some, so I used that on myself. Hence I\'ve got a vial sitting in a draw and no use for it.

Try pumping and Clamping for 4 x a week for a month.Then maintain 2x a week to maintain.

If you are like me it will get harder .

Johnson wrote: I need to dissolve my HA (can\'t recommend getting it - too soft) - has anyone tried to do that themselves? Would appreciate to hear about experience Does anyone know any trustworthy providers of hyaluronidase? That ships to Europe? Any help is much appreciated

Obviously I have experience with hyaluronidase, and yes would do it for free if you were my patient. And be looking at replacing the volume. Who did you HA, what product and what volume. After hundreds of treatments being too soft is not a major problem.

Johnson, sorry to hear about your experience. Most of the docs injecting HA will dissolve it for free if you got it from them, at least that\'s my understanding.

Would you mind sharing a little more about your experience?

What type of HA did you have injected? How many cc/ml\'s?
Self-injection or a doc? If doc, which one?

Hi I'll look for you and see if I can find where I got it. The stuff I got on alibaba was not as good as the first stuff.

Does anyone know if you need to take antibiotics after having dissolved HA with hyalase? How big is the risk of infection?