Dermal fillers can be dissolved using an enzyme medication called Hyaluronidase or Hyalase, often referred to as a “filler dissolver.” This medication works by breaking down the dermal filler almost instantly or over the course of 2-3 days, effectively softening areas of unwanted dermal filler or correcting filler complications. It is commonly used in cosmetic procedures to address lip lumps or overfilled lips that appear asymmetrical or unattractive. Additionally, it is utilized to correct overfilled or lumpy tear trough fillers, as well as overfilled or asymmetrical, bumpy, or irregular cheek fillers.

Hyaluronidase achieves this by breaking down the cross-linked hyaluronic acid molecules, thereby dissolving the filler, which subsequently leads to the absorption and excretion of the HA molecules. At AABC Aesthetics, we provide this service to clients seeking to address concerning lumps, bumps, and irregularities caused by dermal fillers. A video demonstration of the effects of filler dissolver on dermal fillers can be viewed below: