Hyaluronidase (Filler Dissolving) in Thonotosassa, FL
Filler you don't love, undone.
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that dissolves hyaluronic acid dermal filler. It is what makes HA filler reversible: if you are unhappy with a result, have lumps or migration, or simply want to start over, a certified injector can dissolve the filler in about 30 minutes, under physician oversight.
Hyaluronidase (Filler Dissolving)
What is hyaluronidase, and what dissolves filler?
People come in to dissolve filler for all kinds of reasons, from an overfilled look or a lump, to filler that has drifted from where it was placed, to simply wanting a clean slate before new work. Whatever the reason, dissolving filler is a medical treatment that should be done by a trained injector who can confirm what type of filler you have and place the enzyme accurately. At SpaRx Medical Aesthetics, that is exactly how it is handled, under physician oversight.
Reasons patients dissolve filler
Dissolving filler is not a sign that something went badly wrong; it is simply part of how HA filler works. These are the most common reasons patients at SpaRx Medical Aesthetics choose hyaluronidase.
Filler you don't love
If a result is too much, too little in balance, or just not the look you wanted, dissolving lets you reset and start fresh.
Lumps & asymmetry
Smooth out an uneven, lumpy or asymmetric result so a new plan can start from an even base.
Filler migration
Dissolve filler that has spread beyond where it was placed, something patients notice most often around the lips.
Filler emergencies
In the rare event of a vascular complication after filler, hyaluronidase is the urgent treatment used to dissolve filler quickly.
Hyaluronidase only breaks down hyaluronic acid fillers, such as Juvederm, Restylane, Versa+ and RHA. It does not dissolve Radiesse (a calcium-based filler), permanent or semi-permanent fillers, or wrinkle relaxers like Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau and Letybo, which simply wear off on their own. Because different products respond differently, your injector confirms what type of filler you have and where it was placed before treating, so you get an accurate, safe result.
How much does it cost to dissolve filler in Thonotosassa?
Your injector will assess the area, explain whether one session is likely to be enough, and confirm your price up front, with no surprises.
Your dissolving visit, start to finish
01
Assess & plan
Your injector reviews your history, confirms you have a hyaluronic acid filler, and looks at the area to decide how much enzyme is needed and where to place it.
02
The injection
The enzyme is placed with a few small injections into the filler, usually a quick process. Numbing or ice keeps you comfortable.
03
Filler dissolves
The enzyme starts working quickly, and the filler dissolves over about 24 to 48 hours. If any remains, a second session can finish the job.
Not sure if dissolving is right for you?
A free consultation is the easiest first step. No pressure, just an honest assessment.
How long does it take to dissolve filler?
How completely filler dissolves in one visit depends on how much filler is present and how it was placed, and a second session a couple of weeks later is sometimes needed. Once the area has settled, you can decide whether to leave it, or plan new filler with a clean base. It is best to wait about two weeks after dissolving before placing new filler, so the enzyme has fully cleared. Results vary from person to person, and your injector will guide the timing.
Is dissolving filler safe?
Hyaluronidase is a well-established medical treatment, and the fact that HA filler can be reversed this way is itself a safety feature. In trained hands it has a strong track record.
At SpaRx Medical Aesthetics, every hyaluronidase treatment is performed by a certified injector under physician oversight. Because the enzyme can also break down some of your skin's own hyaluronic acid, any effect on your natural volume is temporary and your body replaces it over time. Side effects are usually mild, such as swelling, redness or a small bruise at the sites. Hyaluronidase can cause an allergic reaction in a small number of people, so your injector reviews your history, including any bee-sting allergy, before treating, and there is no safe way to dissolve filler at home; it needs a provider who can do it accurately and manage the rare reaction. It is generally avoided during pregnancy or breastfeeding, and your injector confirms it is right for you first.
Physician-led, performed by a certified specialist
Where Science Meets Beauty.
Patricia Yildirim, PA-C
Patricia leads injectable treatments at SpaRx Medical Aesthetics, including filler correction. She takes dissolving seriously: confirming the filler type, placing the enzyme precisely, and planning the timing so you can rebuild a natural result if you want new filler afterward.
Dr. Kendrick Heywood
As our Anti-Aging Medicine and Integrative Wellness Physician, Dr. Heywood oversees the clinical standards behind every injectable visit at SpaRx Medical Aesthetics, including the protocols for dissolving filler safely and managing the rare complication, so your treatment is medical care first and aesthetics second.
Why Thonotosassa and Tampa Bay patients choose SpaRx Medical Aesthetics
Filler is everywhere in Tampa Bay, and so is filler that was placed a little heavy, drifted over time, or was done somewhere the patient would rather not go back to. Hyaluronidase gives those patients a clean, professional way to reset, from an injector who will give an honest assessment rather than a hard sell. It is also peace of mind for anyone considering filler for the first time: the result does not have to be permanent.
SpaRx Medical Aesthetics sits right on US-301 in Thonotosassa, minutes from Temple Terrace, Seffner, Plant City, Brandon and the New Tampa and USF corridor. You get physician-led filler correction close to home, without a drive into South Tampa traffic, from a team that also places dermal filler and can rebuild a natural result when you are ready.
Find SpaRx Medical Aesthetics in Thonotosassa, FL.
11301 US-301 N, Unit 104
Thonotosassa, FL 33592
Physician-led filler correction, minutes away.
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Hyaluronidase & Filler Dissolving FAQs
What is hyaluronidase, and what dissolves filler? +
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid. Injected into an area of hyaluronic acid dermal filler, it dissolves the gel so your body clears it away, usually over about 24 to 48 hours. It is the standard, medically established way to reverse HA filler.
How much does it cost to dissolve filler? +
At SpaRx Medical Aesthetics, hyaluronidase is quoted at your consultation, because the price depends on the area and how much filler is being dissolved. Nationally, dissolving filler commonly runs about $100 to $500 per session. Your injector assesses the area and confirms your price before treatment begins.
How long does it take to dissolve filler? +
Hyaluronidase begins working within minutes to hours, and most of the filler dissolves over about 24 to 48 hours. Many people notice a change the same day. Larger or stubborn areas sometimes need a second session a couple of weeks later.
Can all fillers be dissolved? +
No. Hyaluronidase only dissolves hyaluronic acid fillers, such as Juvederm, Restylane, Versa+ and RHA. It does not affect Radiesse (a calcium-based filler), permanent or semi-permanent fillers, or wrinkle relaxers like Botox, which wear off on their own. Your injector confirms which filler you have first.
Can you dissolve filler naturally at home? +
No. There is no safe or effective way to dissolve dermal filler at home. Hyaluronidase is a prescription enzyme that must be placed accurately by a trained provider who can confirm your filler type and manage the rare allergic reaction. Home remedies do not dissolve filler and can be unsafe; the safe path is a professional treatment.
Does dissolving filler hurt, and is there downtime? +
Most patients describe the injections as quick pinches, and numbing or ice keeps you comfortable. Downtime is minimal; some swelling, redness or a small bruise at the sites can last a few days as the filler dissolves.
Will hyaluronidase affect my own natural hyaluronic acid? +
Hyaluronidase can temporarily break down some of your skin's own hyaluronic acid along with the filler, which is why an area can look a little flat right after. This is temporary; your body replaces its natural hyaluronic acid over time, and your injector accounts for it when planning any new filler.
Can hyaluronidase fix filler migration? +
Yes. When filler has spread beyond where it was placed, which patients notice most often around the lips, hyaluronidase can dissolve the migrated filler so the area can be reset and, if you wish, filler placed again more precisely. Your injector will assess whether dissolving is the right approach for your case.
Is dissolving filler safe? +
Hyaluronidase is a well-established medical treatment, and the fact that HA filler can be reversed is itself a safety feature. It is performed at SpaRx Medical Aesthetics by a certified injector under physician oversight. A small number of people can have an allergic reaction, so your injector reviews your history first, and it is generally avoided during pregnancy or breastfeeding.
How soon can I get new filler after dissolving? +
It is generally best to wait about two weeks after dissolving before placing new filler, so the enzyme has fully cleared and the area has settled. Your injector will confirm the right timing and can plan a fresh, natural result from a clean base.
Who performs hyaluronidase at SpaRx Medical Aesthetics? +
Hyaluronidase treatments are performed by Patricia Yildirim, PA-C, a certified aesthetic injector, under the oversight of our physician, Dr. Kendrick Heywood.