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Hyaluronidase is an enzyme used to dissolve filler in aesthetic treatments such as facial fillers. Hyaluronidase works by breaking down hyaluronic acid molecules, which are the main ingredient in most fillers. This allows the filler to be dissolved quickly and efficiently.
At Apollo Health, we use hyaluronidase to dissolve filler when a patient is unhappy with the results of their treatment or when they need to make adjustments. It can be used to correct unevenness, asymmetry, and other undesirable effects in facial fillers. It also offers flexibility if a patient decides they want to change the shape of their lips or cheeks after the treatment has been completed.
Many patients are drawn to hyaluronidase because it is a safe and reversible method that can be used to dissolve filler without causing permanent damage. It offers an alternative to more invasive procedures, such as surgically removing the filler material. Additionally, hyaluronidase is relatively quick-acting and can provide results within days of being administered.
It is recommended that you wait at least one to two weeks after receiving hyaluronidase before getting new filler. This allows your body time to heal and adjust, and it also gives you an opportunity to assess the results of the treatment before deciding whether or not to proceed with more filler. It is important to consult with Apollo Health for further guidance.
Hyaluronidase is relatively quick-acting and can provide results within days of being administered.
Using hyaluronidase offers many benefits, such as providing a safe and reversible method that can be used to dissolve filler without causing permanent damage. It also offers flexibility if a patient decides they want to change the shape of their lips or cheeks after the treatment has been completed, and it can be used to correct unevenness, asymmetry, and other undesirable effects in facial fillers.
