Do Fillers Really Dissolve 100%?

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Fillers can quickly improve facial complexes!

You can easily access various fillers for different areas of the face.

However, sometimes after receiving a filler treatment, patients may be dissatisfied, experience a change in shape,

or develop an inflammatory response, leading them to get dissolving injections.

Most fillers are made of hyaluronic acid,

and the active ingredient in filler-dissolving injections is hyaluronidase.

Usually, the dissolving injection is administered directly into and around the area where the filler was injected.

Today, we will find out if getting a dissolving injection really melts the filler 100%.

Do fillers really dissolve 100%?

In the early days, it was said that they dissolve and disappear completely,

but with long-term clinical experience, the consensus seems to be that they do not dissolve 100%.

While the hyaluronic acid ingredient itself does break down,

it can sometimes remain in the form of small lumps.

As recent filler products have been upgraded with longer retention periods and enhanced viscoelasticity,

we can see cases where they remain for 5 to 10 years in areas with less facial movement.

However, since there are dissolving injections available for standard hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers,

I don't think you should avoid getting fillers just out of fear that they will remain for a long time.

Today, we looked into whether fillers dissolve 100%.

For filler treatments, it is important to have a pre-procedure consultation and receive the treatment with a product suited to you by a board-certified plastic surgeon.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the main ingredient in the filler-dissolving injection?

The main ingredient in the filler-dissolving injection is hyaluronidase. Since most fillers are made of hyaluronic acid, hyaluronidase is used to break down this component and dissolve the filler in the treated area.

Does the filler-dissolving injection completely dissolve 100% of the filler?

No, it does not dissolve 100% completely. While the hyaluronic acid component itself is broken down, according to extensive clinical experience, some small clumps may remain in some cases.

How long does filler typically last?

It varies depending on the area and the product, but in areas with less movement, it can remain for 5 to 10 years. Recently, newly released filler products have been upgraded, enhancing their viscoelasticity and extending their duration.

I'm worried about the filler lasting too long. Should I avoid the procedure?

No, there's no need to. For typical hyaluronic acid (HA) fillers, there is a dedicated injection that can dissolve them if you are not satisfied or if problems arise, so there's no need to forgo the procedure due to concerns about it lasting too long.