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FILLER REVISION Posters

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A 2 mm pinhole. No incision.

No scalpel. No stitches. Barely visible once healed.

See it first. Then remove it.

Ultrasound-guided · pinhole extraction

Three rounds of dissolver. Still there?

Hyaluronidase only works on hyaluronic acid — ultrasound shows what is really there.

Finally, someone who believes you.

Ultrasound shows filler that can't be seen from the outside.

This was inside a face.

Usually done in stages; the first session removes about 30–50%.

Less filler, a more natural expression.

How much it improves depends on the material; usually more than one session.

Not only HA — other fillers can be assessed for removal too.

Ultrasound first confirms the material and where it sits.

Swelling ~2–3 weeks. Final look ~3 months.

No stitches; pinhole barely visible. Individual results may vary.

After extraction, it should be smooth.

Removal is half the job; smoothness is the other half. Results depend on the material and its spread.

It's not too little. It's in the wrong place.

Adding more only adds puffiness; ultrasound first finds which layer is the problem.

Dissolved — and it still hurts?

Little filler left, still in pain: ultrasound looks for what remains, and a board-certified neurologist assesses with us.

New materials, old problems.

New names, same way lumps form. Ultrasound shows which material and which layer.

Every case. The same hands.

Every extraction performed personally by Dr. Ta-Ju Liu. 20 years in practice, 15+ in filler revision.

This is not a bruise. This is vascular embolism.

A real 36-hour rescue case after HA filler — patient education from Dr. Ta-Ju Liu.

The 36-hour rescue timeline.

Friday night message → Saturday morning ultrasound → two weeks later, full recovery.

After filler: these may not be normal bruises.

Net-like purple, persistent pain, numbness, blisters, blackening — seek emergency care.

Not blind injection — find the vessel first, then treat precisely.

Real-time ultrasound localization + intra-arterial hyaluronidase (IAHA) — precision over guesswork.

Time matters. Immediate action changes the outcome.

Before vs two weeks later. Shared with consent; results vary by individual case.

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