Lip fillers have become increasingly popular in recent years, from Kylie Jenner's infamous pout to the ladies of Love Island openly discussing their fits. But what happens when you want to dissolve your lip fillers? To dissolve the filler, hyaluronidase injections are needed to break down the filler and return the lips to their natural state. Hyaluronidase enzymes continue to dissolve the filler after leaving the clinic. In a few days your lips will return to normal.
It is only recommended to use hyaluronic acid dermal filler on the lips. It may itch or burn with the injection, and then the area is gently massaged to help increase contact with the solution and hyaluronic acid. We can completely dissolve or “sculpt backwards” by dissolving only part of the fill and outline in the process. An advantage of dermal lip fillers is that they are soluble. Dr.
Nyla has seen a growing number of patients coming to her from all over the country to dissolve their lip fillers, asking her to restore their natural look. Lip filler dissolution treatment works to break down dermal filler safely and comfortably. Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that occurs naturally in the body. When getting lip fillers normally, low levels of natural hyaluronidase are the reason they break down over time.
By injecting a high concentration of this substance into the lips, the filler is allowed to break down more quickly and is eliminated by the body's own systems. As one of the country's leading providers of aesthetic medicine, Dr. Nyla works with other professionals to help treat conditions in patients that have been caused by filling complications. She is an expert in dissolving lip filler treatments and advocates for greater safety in the aesthetic industry. Again, in theory, yes, however, you may not get the desired look you are looking for. At L1P we recommend a consultation for Dr.
Ranjbar can determine the full scope of the migration. As mentioned above, there will be some cases where it would be advisable to dissolve completely or try to pinpoint where to dissolve. Active dissolution of fillers usually takes 3 to 4 days after treatment. You should also be aware that by dissolving fillers, the results you want may not always be able to achieve in one treatment session.
Sometimes, it may take two or three rounds of treatment to achieve the results you're looking for, so it's important to discuss this with your doctor. Swelling and bruising are common side effects of dissolving lip fillers with injections, but they will go away within a few days. Another disadvantage of dissolving lip filler is that hyaluronidase does not discriminate when it comes to breaking down HA. Hyaluronidase occurs naturally in the body and this is why lip fillers eventually dissolve on their own. All of these reasons should be considered when making the decision to get lip fillers and with whom to do it. You can also receive reverse treatment from a professional who will dissolve your lip fillers in a matter of days.
This is another reason why it is recommended to turn to a trained medical professional to perform your lip filling procedures. With this in mind, you can consider simply waiting for your filler to naturally dissolve over time or opt for it anyway and replenish any lost volume with smaller amounts of dermal filler in the area. It's becoming increasingly popular for those who have been receiving lip fillers for years, dissolving their results and starting from scratch. However, “if a patient wants a faster way to remove their lip filler, they can inject hyaluronidase directly into the lips, and it will go down in three or four days,” he says. Whether you are considering using lip fillers for the first time, are looking for additional treatment, or want to dissolve your results and start over, contact 0115 9831097. This second injectable treatment works to dissolve your lip fillers in just 2-3 days, often with you seeing noticeable results after just 24 hours. If your motivation for dissolving lip filler is that you don't like the way it looks, you may have other options, depending on your concerns.
As with any injectable, dissolving lip fillers can cause discomfort, but in general, it shouldn't be painful. In some cases, you may only want to dissolve a buildup of filler or a lump, rather than the entire fill, which is also possible.
