Lip Filler dissolver – FTT Skin Clinics.

Lip filler dissolver is a treatment that can be used to quickly break down dermal filler safely and comfortably. The treatment works by injecting hyalase (hyaluronidase) into the lips or where the dermal filler has been injected. Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that exists naturally in your body. Low levels of naturally occurring hyaluronidase are the reason lip and dermal fillers break down over time. If you need your fillers dissolved and removed quickly, we simply inject safe, more concentrated doses of hyaluronidase to break down the hyaluronic acid in the filler formula, which is then carried away by your body’s own natural systems.

While dermal fillers can be administered by almost anyone, and treatment carried out in unsafe environments, hyaluronidase ( lip filler dissolver) has to be prescribed by a medical professional. FTT Skin Clinics highly recommends that you should only ever have lip filler treatment if you know the clinic has hyaluronidase on hand in case of emergencies. Our Nurses have assisted in many emergency situations when other practitioners have required their expertise.

Frequently asked questions

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What can I expect during my consultation?

At FTT Skin Clinics we pride ourselves on offering a comprehensive consultation. This will include a full medical and  will include a full facial assessment taking into consideration any areas of concern and areas which would enhance your overall appearance.

What can I expect during my lip filler dissolver treatment?

You will be made to feel very comfortable and your nurse will explain the procedure fully prior to treatment. The treatment takes approximately 30 minutes. Prior to treatment your skin will be cleansed. Where applicable local anaesthetic will be applied prior to injection. The treatment will not be painful although you may feel a bit of discomfort. Aftercare will be discussed and you should allow for some mild swelling following treatment.

When can I expect Results?

Results are immediate.

What Important questions to ask your nurse before considering a treatment?

• Is the clinic registered – HIS Scotland or CQC England?
• Is the clinic/nurse insured to carry out the treatment?
• What qualifications do you have?
• What recent training in the treatment have you had?
• How many of these treatments have you carried out?
• What brands of products do you use and why?
• Examples of patient before and after pictures?
• Has product been tested and licensed for use?
• What are potential side effects and risks?
• What aftercare is provided?