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dissolving filler

What does it do?

Hyaluronic acid-based fillers are indeed reversible, and the enzyme Hyaluronidase, also known as Hyalase, is used to dissolve the fillers if necessary. This enzyme works by breaking down the hyaluronic acid in the filler, allowing for the filler to be absorbed and eliminated by the body.

who is it for?

Here are some common reasons why filler dissolution may be necessary:

1. Overfilled or unnatural appearance: Some individuals may have received excessive filler, leading to an unnatural or "overdone" look. Dissolving the filler can help restore a more balanced and natural appearance.

2. Migration or unexpected results: In some cases, fillers may migrate to unintended areas, or the results may not align with the patient's expectations. Dissolving the filler can help address these issues.

3. Complications and vascular occlusion: While rare, there is a risk of filler entering a blood vessel, leading to vascular occlusion and potential skin necrosis. Immediate treatment with filler dissolving agents is necessary in such cases to prevent severe complications.

TREATMENT + recovery

Appointment duration can be between 45 minutes – 1 hour. Results are seen immediately but can continue to improve up to 7 days post-treatment.  Typically, patients require 1-3 sessions.  Some mild bruising and swelling can be expected and settle within 1-3 weeks. 

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