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Old 04-30-2010, 10:38 AM   #1
 
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Default Hydrelle Increase
I only know a few people who have used Hydrelle, but it is being offered more and more lately. I have heard many negative things about it including excessive swelling and hard lumps.

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I don't think I've ever heard of Hydrelle filler before! So it's hyaluronic acid, what makes it that different than Juvederm

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Hydrelle is newer and has a numbing agent. It only lasts for about three months. It has a thinner consistency.

Juvederm is 24mg/ml and Hydrelle is 5.5mg/ml.

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LOL who would want something that only lasts for three months! And now that Juvederm has lidocaine, I see no reason why anyone would consider this Hydrelle injections.

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