Thanks so much for commenting. The good news about any injected hyaluronic acid is that it can be erased with an enzyme called hyaluronidase. Injected in the same area as the treatment, the enzyme begins to work immediately to breakdown the injected product. Even though we all have hyaluronic acid in our skin (liquid), it does not affect that, only the product. Then, you are back to where you started.

But.. before you do that, take a look at your before and after photos. I take them every time I do a treatment, and I am sure your provider did also. If the puffiness you feel is not really obvious (other than filling the folds) then you may just need a day or so to adjust to the feeling under your skin of having them filled. It may also just be a bit of under-the skin bruising. If, after looking at the photos, you really are too puffy, just have some hyaluronidase injected. Below I have noted some information for you on Hydrelle.

Hydrelle is the newest hyaluronic acid (HA) on the market and boasts a higher concentration of HA and a .3% lidocaine to make the treatment more comfortable. The company warns against over injection and states to use only .5cc per nasolabial fold (the lines from the corner of the nose down toward the mouth). It is not meant for lips, perioral rhytids (vertical lip lines), infraorbital rims (around the eyes), glabella (forehead between the eyes), temple areas, areas with thin skin or fine wrinkles. It is a robust product.

Thanks again for your comment,

Bonnie