Restoring natural harmony and correcting complications.
Dissolve Hyaluronidase is a targeted injectable treatment for the removal of hyaluronic acid fillers. Often, improper application or complications can lead to adverse effects and aesthetically unpleasing results, particularly on the face.
The good news is that the effects of hyaluronic acid fillers are reversible. Filler removal is becoming an increasingly popular choice, as the global trend shifts toward a more natural and harmonious appearance. Hyaluronidase is a specialized enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid fibers, achieving its total removal.
Dissolve Hyaluronidase is an injectable treatment containing hyaluronidase, the only enzyme capable of neutralizing synthetic hyaluronic acid.
For years, hyaluronic acid fillers have been among the most popular cosmetic treatments for restoring lost volume and hydrating the skin. However, the discovery of new biological autologous fillers, combined with improper filler use, has led to a growing demand for corrective procedures and alternative materials.
Irresponsible use of hyaluronic acid—either by non-specialists or in areas that do not respond well to the material (such as the under-eye area)—often results in unsightly or unsatisfactory outcomes. With Dissolve Hyaluronidase, we can quickly and painlessly neutralize the filler and, if desired, proceed with an alternative, personalized treatment tailored to your unique characteristics.
The removal process involves injecting hyaluronidase directly into the area where the filler was placed. This enzyme breaks the molecular chains of the synthetic hyaluronic acid, which is then naturally cleared from the body through normal cellular mechanisms.
Hyaluronidase is safe and targets only the synthetic filler, without affecting the skin itself. The procedure is brief and painless, and the enzyme begins working within minutes.
No. Hyaluronidase is the specific “antidote” only for synthetic hyaluronic acid. It cannot neutralize other types of fillers (such as permanent or calcium-based fillers).