Hyaluronidase is an injectable enzyme that dissolves hyaluronic acid-based fillers. It is used to precisely break down and remove fillers that are unsatisfactory, over-injected, causing asymmetry, or forming lumps.

The procedure requires the practitioner’s thorough anatomical knowledge and experience, as it demands precise and delicate technique.

POINT 1 For those whose face looks unnatural due to excessive filler
POINT 2 For those experiencing lumps or asymmetry after filler treatment
POINT 3 For those wanting to restore their original facial shape
POINT 4 For those who have developed inflammation or adverse reactions after filler

STEP 1_Diagnosis and consultation
STEP 2_Application of numbing cream
STEP 3_Injection procedure
STEP 4_Soothing care and finishing touches

01. Removes incorrectly injected hyaluronic acid fillers.
02. Helps restore natural facial contours.
03. Depending on the remaining filler amount, multiple sessions (2 or more) may be performed at 1–2 week intervals if necessary.

- Temporary swelling, bruising, or redness may occur after the procedure.

- Although rare, allergic reactions to hyaluronidase can occur, so a pre-treatment allergy test is recommended.

- Avoid touching or rubbing the treated area.

- Refrain from sun exposure, alcohol, smoking, and sauna for a certain period after treatment.