Dissolving lip fillers is a simple and quick treatment that can help restore a patient's natural appearance. Hyaluronidase is a soluble protein enzyme that is used to break down hyaluronic acid found in dermal fillers. This solution works by increasing tissue permeability, dividing the molecular bonds that hold hyaluronic acid together, and promoting the natural cellular processes responsible for its diffusion. Hyaluronic acid fillers, such as Juvederm, can be dissolved with the enzyme hyaluronidase, which begins to act almost immediately.
Many patients experience slight swelling or bruising after these injections, so the full effect may not be seen until 2-3 days later. Lip filler dissolution treatment works to break down dermal filler safely and comfortably. Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that occurs naturally in the body and is responsible for breaking down hyaluronic acid over time. When injecting a high concentration of this substance into the lips, the filler breaks down more quickly and is eliminated by the body's own systems. As one of the nation's leading providers of aesthetic medicine, Dr. Nyla works with other professionals to help treat conditions in patients that have been caused by complications from fillers.
She is an expert in dissolving lip filler treatments and advocates greater safety in the aesthetics industry. It is a common misconception that if you simply stop receiving the injections, the filler will eventually dissolve on its own, but this is not true. Studies have shown remnants of filler for up to 5 years. The distinctive look of lip fillers was possibly propelled into the spotlight by Kylie Jenner, who despite originally denying accusations of cosmetic treatments, has since admitted that fillers were injected into her lips. If you want to maintain the look you achieved with a filler, you can request touch-up appointments to inject more filler each time it starts to break down.
Fortunately, most of the patients Dr. Nyla sees who have been given fillers by other doctors have been injected with hyaluronic acids such as Juvederm, Restylane and Belotero. Fortunately, hyaluronidase is useful for dissolving these fillers even years after the initial injection. After Kim Kardashian posted a photo in a particularly tight outfit, fans also began to speculate that stuffing had been removed from her buttocks, although the star has never confirmed having such padding in the first place. An injection can cause some discomfort, however, Dr.
Nyla and her team have the knowledge to apply dissolvable lip fillers with precision and care. Although it has a short half-life, its effectiveness lasts longer and you will notice that there is a reduced appearance in the filling areas within 48 hours after injection. A professional who has received appropriate training and is qualified to administer injectable fillers accurately and effectively is more likely to produce safe and successful results. Another common reason for wanting the filling to dissolve is if the filling is placed superficially and creates lumps and nodules. In addition, the filling is quite soft and mobile for the first 48 hours after treatment, so there may be some compression of the filler around areas of increased muscle contraction or if a patient swells a lot after treatment, this may also cause some compression or movement of the product.
Often, a small superficial lump on the lip can dissolve quickly; however, larger nodules or extended areas of filling integration break down into sections where you can feel that the filling has disappeared in some areas while in others it is still seen.
