While fillers are generally great and safe treatments, there are rare occasions when patients are unsatisfied with their results. Whether it is because they received the treatment from someone who wasn’t experienced enough to give the desired results or simply liked the way they looked before the treatment. In this case, flexibility is now one of the favorite things about fillers, as Hylenex Filler Removal offers the option of reducing or reversing them.
What Is Hylenex?
Hylenex is an FDA-approved injectable designed to dissolve HA (Hyaluronic Acid) fillers. It is made from a protein found naturally in the body called Hyaluronidase, which naturally disperses HA. Hylenex, when injected into the skin, works to break down the HA from the dermal filler at an accelerated rate so that the body can absorb it quickly.
When Is Filler Dissolvant Hylenex Usually Used?
Most dermal fillers available today are made up of hyaluronic acid, composed of gel–like, moisture-retaining molecules that provide
skin firmness , promote collagen production, preserve hydration, and maintain skin elasticity. In case of unwanted or harmful results from dermal fillers, Hylenex (Hyaluronidase), a reversal agent, can be injected into the skin to dissolve those fillers.Since HA is a naturally occurring substance found in the skin and joints, most dermal fillers injected worldwide comprise hyaluronic acid. The good news is HA fillers are reversible and are temporary. Furthermore, Hyaluronidase, an enzyme found across many species, can be used as an antidote to dissolve the HA fillers.