Dissolve filler
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Fillers have been widely used as a cosmetic treatment since the 1990s. Today, more than 200,000 filler treatments are performed annually in the United Kingdom. But what can you do if you are not satisfied with your fillers? Can the filler be dissolved? Can lip fillers be removed? This is possible with a relatively simple treatment using hyaluronidase. In this article, you can read information about removing fillers with hyaluronidase.
Filler Removal
Customer satisfaction after a filler treatment is extremely high. However, you may feel that you’ve had too much filler or are simply not completely happy with the result. If you were treated with a hyaluronic acid filler, the filler can be dissolved. More than 90% of filler treatments are performed with hyaluronic acid.
Dissolving Filler
In most cities in the United Kingdom, you can have fillers dissolved:
Hyaluronidase Treatment
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that speeds up the breakdown of hyaluronic acid. There are different brands of hyaluronidase, such as Hyalase and Hyason. The specialist prepares the hyaluronic acid solution for injection. The hyaluronidase is injected very precisely into the areas where too much hyaluronic acid was placed. The product works very locally, and you can often see results almost immediately after the treatment. However, this injection can also cause some bruising and/or swelling. The final results of the hyaluronidase treatment are visible after about two weeks.
Some people choose to undergo another treatment with hyaluronic acid after hyaluronidase, for example, because they want to be treated with a different brand or by another doctor. Most doctors advise waiting two weeks before getting a new filler treatment.
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Lip Filler Removal
Lip filler removal is performed regularly. That’s why it is worthwhile to have a very clear agreement with your cosmetic doctor about the desired results before undergoing a treatment. It is also advisable to carefully select a skilled cosmetic doctor beforehand. On Injectablesbooking.co.uk, you can compare the training and experience of all doctors.
Hyaluronidase Costs
The cost of a hyaluronidase treatment ranges between £85 and £435 at various clinics. Hyalase costs are similar to hyaluronidase costs. On Injectablesbooking.co.uk, you can compare all clinics side by side.
Filler dissolving reviews
After some poor work done else where I decided to come to Cherrybomb for the first time in the hopes of them helping me with filler removal (I had a considerable amount to remove from past injectors all over the face and some botched lips)
We did an inital consultation and Christie was confident, honest and put me at ease, also included a review and top up of dissolver (I had very large stubbourn lumps in my lip)
So glad to have found somewhere I now feel I can trust and they genuinely do care about their clients and not just about taking money where they can lile some places out there.
I cannot recommend enough and I am so so happy with my results.
-Gemma Show less »
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FAQ about dissolving fillers
How long does it take for fillers to dissolve?
The filler usually dissolves within 15 minutes. Afterward, the skin may become swollen and red/blue. This swelling subsides after 3 days, and you can admire the final result after 2 weeks.
Can you dissolve fillers?
Fillers can be dissolved with hyaluronidase. Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid, after which it is eliminated from the body. See which clinics offer this treatment at Injectablesbooking.co.uk
How do I make fillers disappear faster?
Fillers can be removed with hyaluronidase. A doctor injects this into the filler, which then dissolves it. The filler is then removed from the body.
