Hyaluronidase
The enzyme that dissolves hyaluronic acid filler.
At a glance
| Treatment time | 20 – 30 minutes |
|---|---|
| Anaesthesia | Anaesthetic cream |
| Downtime | 1 – 3 days |
What is hyaluronidase?
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down the hyaluronic acid in filler.
An appropriate dose is injected into the area where the filler is to be dissolved and the area is massaged. The hyaluronic acid breaks down and is cleared from the body, returning the area to its state before the filler was placed.
Areas treated
Under-eye and the aegyo-sal area, lips and marionette lines, and neck lines.
How we work with it
Careful analysis of your skin type, genuine consumables and the agreed dose, and accurate, safe treatment.
Who it suits
- 1.
Those who want filler dissolved.
- 2.
Those who are unhappy with a filler they have had.
- 3.
Those planning to have the area treated again once the previous filler is dissolved.
How your visit runs
- 1.
Skin assessment
Imaging analysis and a one-to-one consultation with the doctor.
- 2.
Cleansing
Carried out by a trained aesthetician.
- 3.
Comfort care
Anaesthetic cream and analgesia, managed individually.
- 4.
Treatment
Carried out at the highest energy that does not damage the skin.
Aftercare
- 1.
Bruising and swelling can worsen from the day after treatment and, depending on the individual, can last about a week.
- 2.
Avoid massage or excessive pressure on the treated area for at least a week.
Considering Hyaluronidase?
We will assess your skin and plan the treatment with you before anything is decided.
