Hyaluronidase

Hyaluronidase is an enzyme used in aesthetic medicine for dissolving previously injected hyaluronic acid, in situations where correction, reduction, or elimination of dermal fillers is necessary. This procedure is used when the obtained result is not the desired one or when asymmetry, overcorrection, or other local reactions occur.

By injecting hyaluronidase into the treated area, the enzyme acts on hyaluronic acid, breaking it down and facilitating its absorption by the body. The effect usually becomes visible shortly after the procedure, and the complete result can be observed within a few days.

The treatment is quick and minimally invasive, being performed following a careful medical evaluation of the treated area. Hyaluronidase can be used for:

• correction of hyaluronic acid overcorrections
• treatment of asymmetry following filler injection
• dissolution of fillers in case of undesired aesthetic results
• rapid intervention in case of rare complications associated with fillers

The procedure is performed by a physician and aims to restore balance and harmony to facial features, offering the possibility of adjusting or subsequently resuming aesthetic treatment under optimal conditions.