Filler Dissolve
Filler Dissolve
- Emergency reversal - Filler can be unintentionally injected in areas that block veins or arteries or injected directly into the vein itself. This causes swelling and blockage, which can lead to infection and necrosis of tissue. If fillers are injected near the eye area too closely and cause complications, it can lead to permanent blindness.
- Excessive lip filler injections - Sometimes injectors can be heavy-handed, leading to results that are not proportionate to your features or are simply not what you requested. This can lead to bruising, discoloration, pain, or sensitive lips.
- Filler migration - Filler that is injected incorrectly can migrate or move over time, causing swelling or lumps and bumps under the skin, leading to misshapen features and unwanted results.
What To Expect…
Before Your Treatment
- Nicole will perform a thorough assessment of the treated area that needs to be treated for filler complications.
During Your Treatment
- Nicole will use hyaluronidase, an enzyme that naturally exists in the body, to break down the hyaluronic acid filler. The body will safely and naturally eliminate it.
After Treatment
- You may experience redness, swelling, and general soreness in the areas treated with hyaluronidase. You may also need additional injections of hyaluronidase.
- Nicole will assess your needs before, during, and after treatment to determine the best course of treatment for you.
FAQ
What does it mean to dissolve lip and dermal filler?
Lip and dermal filler dissolve is a procedure to reverse lip or dermal filler injections due to emergency complications, too much filler injected, or incorrect filler placement.
Why would I need this procedure?
You will need this procedure if you have developed complications from filler injections, which can present as swelling, redness, pain, or discomfort not typically associated with filler injections. You may also schedule this procedure if your injections are more than the natural results you wanted and expected.
What is hyaluronidase?
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that naturally exists in the body. Nicole will use a safe yet higher concentration of it to dissolve the lip or dermal filler areas that are causing concern.
How much does this cost?
Dissolving lip or dermal filler starts at $100.
How many procedures will I need to treat complications?
Nicole will assess your treatment needs to determine how many procedures you will need.
When will I see the results?
You will see a reduction in filler within 24-48 hours following your procedure. You may still experience swelling, and you may need additional procedures. Discussing your concerns with Nicole will give her a better understanding of the best treatment plan for you and safely get you back to your confident self.
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