Dissolving Fillers 

Whilst dermal fillers can be used to create volume and shape to an area, when overused the face becomes to look unnatural, puffy and overdone. This can easily be remedied by the use of Hyaluronidase enzyme. This enzyme acts to dissolve the excess hyaluronic acid found in dermal fillers, reinstating the natural form of the face.

The filler can be dissolved completely or partially depending on your desired outcome.

In more recent years this treatment has been highlighted because of celebrities such as Kylie Jenner who once chose an overfilled look but now opts for a subtle natural appearance.

Under qualified non-medical practitioners may have overfilled the area, or left lumps and bumps and more dangerously blocked a blood vessel which can lead to death of the tissues involved, the skillful use of this enzyme is crucial. The Medispa offers the dissolving of dermal fillers service to help rectify any such concerns. We are often left having to correct these abnormalities, it highlights the importance of only visiting a highly trained medical practitioner with years of experience. At The Medispa you are in safe hands.

A higher concentration of Hyaluronidase enzyme can be use directly at the sight of treatment to accelerate the body’s natural breakdown of the hyaluronic acid of which dermal fillers are composed of.

As the dermal fillers breakdown they are carried away naturally through the bodies filtration system.

Hyaluronidase is a prescription only medicine so it’s only available to medically qualified practitioners and a test patch must always be done prior to treatment in case of any allergies. This is a medical intervention normally reserved for emergency use with filler complications however we can perform the procedure to correct poor aesthetic results due to our expertise and only following an in depth consultation and a patch test.

We understand that often clients have had poor work carried out or are unhappy with the results. They feel there are limited options available to help them at this stage, our medical practitioners can help.