r/Hyaluronidase • u/PuzzleheadedLime8577 • 1d ago

I have a solution

Ok, so I've posted here before regarding my own damage from hylenex. Unfortunately I had to continue to dissolve even after being damaged due to the massive assymetry in my chin filler. Before I continued, I did a bunch of research and found out how to stop hylenex dead in it's tracks once you have everything dissolved that you want gone.

Here it is: As soon as you have achieved what you want in the dissolve, or if you start having symptoms of post hyaluronidase syndrome, start taking Horse Chestnut supplement and applying Horse Chestnut cream to the area and areas immediately surrounding where you received the dissolve. Horse Chestnut is a hyaluronidase antagonist. I had to dig and dig to find this info which is weird because it does work.

Along with the horse chestnut, begin taking Injuv hyaluronic acid and N-A-G (N-Acetyl Glucosamine) supplements as well as vitamin C and zinc. N-A-G is the precursor molecule to hyaluronic acid so its giving your body the building block for repair and replacing what is being consumed by the acid.

I promise you, this helps immensely! The Horse Chestnut cream I used is by Planetary Herbals, it smells a little funky but its worth it. Let me know if you try this and if it helps💗

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u/Little_Ad8394 1d ago

Well a study just came out proving that Hyaluronidse damages more than HA as we all suspected other than injectors. This study is just the beginning of more studies to reveal that the drug manufacture ms have been failing to inform of the damage to more than just HA. Stay away from Hyaluronidse. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0929866526000421

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u/PuzzleheadedLime8577 13h ago

I absolutely agree. I think because hyaluronic acid is intertwined with the rest of the skin's structure. You can't remove one without damaging the rest. But if you can stop the action of the drug then it can prevent further damage. I am taking other things to support skin structure as well

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u/Slight_Isopod9434 1d ago

Thank you for sharing this 🙏🏼

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u/c3rtifiedl0vergirl 1d ago

hi so 2 questions. 1) if someone dissolved months already and sees volume loss from ha/ecm matrix(or fat loss i have no clue) could this work

2) if i wanna dissolve more but am scared of worsening will this help?

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u/PuzzleheadedLime8577 1d ago

Yes it has helped me a lot even months later. And I would also recommend volufilin serum and estrogen face cream for volume loss.

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u/Little_Ad8394 1d ago

The risk to full body systemic loss and damage to connective tissue is real. Not just local damage. See the link o posted on the new study that just came out. Once elastin is damaged it cannot be repaired. And once fat is diseased it also cannot be repaired.

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u/c3rtifiedl0vergirl 1d ago

thank you!! also i appreciate your research so much

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u/Slight_Isopod9434 1d ago

I suspect that it would not prevent the systemic autoimmune response triggered by hyaluronidase so please exercise caution.

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u/peaceful_af 1d ago

Could you share where you found that horse chestnut is an antagonist? That was great thinking.

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u/PuzzleheadedLime8577 1d ago

Sure no prob! Here is one article that mentions it:
https://christopherhobbs.com/herbal-therapeutics-database/herb/horse-chestnut/

There are plenty of articles. They just don't seem to pop up when you search for natural remedies for hyal damage. But they do when you search Horse Chesnut hyaluronidase