Filler Dissolving
55,00 € – 120,00 €Price range: 55,00 € through 120,00 €
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Dissolving fillers with hyaluronidase – when you want to restore your natural look
Do you feel the results of dermal fillers didn’t meet your expectations?
Whether it’s due to excessive volume, incorrect injection site, or simply a desire to return to a more natural appearance — there is a solution.
You’re not alone — many feel that something isn’t right but don’t know what to do. This is where hyaluronidase comes in.
How does hyaluronidase work?
- Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down fillers containing hyaluronic acid.
- It works only on products such as Juvederm, Revolax, Restylane, Teosyal, etc.
- It is not effective on non-hyaluronic acid-based fillers (e.g., Radiesse, Sculptra).
When is it needed?
- If the result of the filler looks unnatural or causes discomfort.
- If asymmetry or swelling has appeared.
- If you wish to start over — with a clean slate and a new aesthetic solution.
About the procedure
- Before the procedure, we thoroughly assess your situation and discuss whether dissolving is necessary and safe.
- A small amount of hyaluronidase is injected directly into the area with the filler.
- The effect is visible within 2–7 days — the volume of the filler is reduced or completely dissolved.
- The procedure can be repeated if the filler is not fully dissolved the first time.
Is this procedure suitable for you?
It is suitable if:
- You feel discomfort after filler injection.
- You wish to remove old filler before applying a new one.
- You want to restore your natural facial expression.
It is not suitable if:
- You are allergic to hyaluronidase.
- You have active inflammation or infection in the treatment area.
- The filler used is not hyaluronic acid-based.
Why do clients choose this procedure?
- Restores a natural look and confidence.
- Fast and effective solution for unsatisfactory results.
- Professional and caring approach — your well-being is our priority.
| Treatment time |
up to 45 min |
|---|---|
| Area |
Cheekbones ,Chin ,Lips ,Under-eye area |
| Concern |
Asymmetry ,Filler migration ,Removal of old filler |
Before the procedure
- Please inform us if you have had any previous allergies, especially to bee venom or protein-based products.
- If you are taking blood-thinning medications (such as aspirin), let us know in advance — these may increase the risk of bruising.
- We recommend avoiding alcohol consumption 24 hours prior to the procedure.
- No special preparation is required, but it's best to come well-rested and with a clear, informed decision.
After the procedure
- Mild swelling, redness or itching may occur at the injection site, usually subsiding within a few days.
- Avoid exercise, sauna, strong mechanical pressure on the area, and intensive facial massage on the same day.
- Refrain from consuming alcohol for at least 48 hours.
- Do not wear makeup on the same day — allow your skin time to recover.
Questions? Our specialists will answer
Results can appear within 2–3 days. In some cases, it may take up to 7 days to see the full effect.
The procedure may cause slight discomfort but is usually quick and well tolerated. A numbing cream can be used if needed.
No. Hyaluronidase breaks down only the injected hyaluronic acid and does not damage the skin’s natural structure. Its effect is local and controlled.
No. Hyaluronidase works only on hyaluronic acid-based fillers (such as Juvederm, Revolax, Restylane, Teosyal, etc.).
Sometimes yes, but larger or denser fillers may require several sessions.
Yes, but we recommend waiting at least 2 weeks to allow full skin recovery and ensure accurate results.
Yes, when performed by an experienced specialist. Before the procedure, we carefully assess your condition and rule out possible contraindications.
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