>>561124Don't do it. Neither is good. It all migrates and filler doesn't lift, it just fills. The lift you get is temporary before it flattens and migrates and the hyaluronidase has its own set of complications because it was never FDA approved to be used for dissolving filler, and since it doesn't distinguish between your natural HA and what's been injected, it often "dissolves" (for lack of a better word) your own HA with it causing more laxity and complications down the road for a lot of people. Burning, EDS,
triggering autoimmune disorders, sorts of stuff (you can check Reddit groups and realself if they haven't deleted most of the reviews already). There are some people who don't experience anything like that but it's not worth the risk. If you can save up for it, get PRP or PRF treatments instead. Or, if you have a VERY SKILLED injector with a less is more approach, a very minimal diluted amount of Radiesse into the nasiolabial area can be helpful. But if they botch it, there is no way to get rid of it and there is nothing that can get rid of the excess collagen that gets formed after the gel itself has been absorbed. I would have saved up and done PRP/PRF treatment had I known better. People say it fades but since it builds up your own collagen using your own plasma or whatever I think that it gives a more subtle or controllable effect that you can layer over time which is much better than a dermal filler that will make you look doughy or leave you with complications you can't do anything about.