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Dissolving involves the use of a medication that is an enzyme. This enzyme accelerates the degradation (break down) of hyaluronic acid, effectively reducing filler volume under the skin.

Please note that multiple sessions may be required depending on the amount of filler that is needed to dissolve.

It’s completely normal to encounter slight swelling, bleeding, possible bruising and redness at the injections sites. You may experienced unwanted degradation of your skin's natural hyaluronic acid, which can leave you feeling extra deflated in your tissues. This is usually temporary, as your body will naturally rebuild its own hyaluronic acid.

Side effects are usually short-lived and resolve soon after the treatment. Some clients may experience an allergic reaction to the medication, however we can conduct a small patch test prior to the procedure to recognise the likelihood of this before proceeding with the full treatment. This will be discussed in your consultation.

Make sure you follow your aftercare instructions, and if you have any concerns, feel free to reach out to Your Aesthetic - we're here to help!

Results can be seen subtly within an hour or two, with full effects visible in a few days as the hyaluronic acid continues to breaks down. The full two weeks is required before we would consider more dissolving.

No, we do not recommend these treatments for individuals who are pregnant or breastfeeding. Safety is our priority, and we adhere to TGA guidelines, which advise against such treatments during pregnancy and breastfeeding

Due to AHPRA and TGA guidelines, we are unable to provide pricing of these services. It all begins with a Consultation with one of our Registered Nurses