Dissolving hyaluronic fillers poses unique challenges, often necessitating multiple sessions. Understanding the intricacies in these dissolution processes across various facial areas sheds light on the complexities faced in cosmetic corrective procedures.
Hyaluronic fillers tend to be more cross-linked, making them more resistant to breakdown by enzymes like Hylenex. Thus, multiple sessions become essential for their gradual degradation. Easy cases often involve superficially placed fillers, which may dissolve more readily compared to deep or densely packed fillers.
Challenging cases arise when fillers have migrated, formed nodules, or accumulated in denser areas like the nasolabial folds or chin, requiring extended dissolution periods. Patience is crucial, as the varied densities and placements across facial regions demand tailored approaches, multiple sessions, and an understanding of the filler’s age and composition for a safe and successful resolution.
