Dissolving Fillers

Service Description

🧬 Filler Dissolving – Safe Reversal with Hyaluronidase Dissolving dermal fillers is a quick and effective procedure designed to safely break down and remove unwanted or misplaced hyaluronic acid-based fillers. Using an injectable enzyme called hyaluronidase, this treatment restores natural facial contours, corrects overfilling or asymmetry, and prepares the skin for fresh, balanced results. Whether you've experienced a botched filler, over-correction, or simply want to return to your natural appearance, filler dissolving offers clarity, balance, and a clean slate. 💉 What Is Hyaluronidase? Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that naturally exists in the body. When injected into areas treated with hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers, it breaks down the HA molecules quickly, allowing the body to reabsorb them safely. Results are often noticeable within 24–48 hours, with full breakdown usually achieved within a few days. ✨ Why People Dissolve Fillers Overfilled or Puffy Appearance Asymmetry or Lumps Migration of Filler (especially in lips or under eyes) Poorly Placed Filler by Another Practitioner Complications such as swelling or nodules Desire to return to natural look before re-treating 🎯 Common Treatment Areas Lips (overfilled or migrated filler) Tear Troughs / Under Eyes Nasolabial Folds or Smile Lines Chin and Jawline Cheeks / Mid-face Anywhere HA filler was injected 🛡️ Safety & Patch Testing A patch test is usually recommended 20–30 minutes before treatment to rule out any allergic reaction to hyaluronidase. The procedure is generally safe, quick, and well-tolerated, especially when performed by a qualified professional. Swelling or bruising may occur at the injection site, and in rare cases, multiple sessions may be needed for complete dissolving, especially with dense or long-standing filler. 🔁 Treatment Plan Most clients only need one session, with visible improvement in 24–48 hours. In some cases, 2 sessions may be required, spaced 7–10 days apart. If you plan to re-fill the area, we advise waiting at least 2 weeks post-dissolving to allow the tissue to settle.