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. 2024 Apr 23;12(4):e5765. doi: 10.1097/GOX.0000000000005765

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Fig. 4. — Boxplots of the duration of filler in situ and the volume of filler in patients who did and did not develop the posthyalase syndrome. A, Patients with a posthyaluronidase syndrome (true) were associated with significantly longer duration of filler in situ than patients who did not report a posthyaluronidase syndrome (false; P = 0.00019). B, Patients with a posthyaluronidase syndrome (true) were associated with significantly higher volume of filler than patients who did not report a posthyaluronidase syndrome (false; P = 0.000017).