How to remove fillers from the face?
Filler removal is performed using the drug hyaluronidase − an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid, which is part of most fillers. In this way, dissolving fillers with hyaluronidase and non-surgical filler removal can be achieved. However, for effective and safe dissolution, it is necessary to accurately determine the injection area, its density and depth of location. This is where ultrasound control plays a key role.
How is the facial ultrasound procedure performed to remove fillers?
1. Initial consultation
The doctor collects anamnesis, asks about your complaints, studies the correction area and possible complications after fillers.
2. Diagnostic ultrasound
Scanning soft tissues using an ultrasound sensor allows us to determine the location and characteristics of the filler.
3. Ultrasound-guided filler dissolution
If necessary, the doctor injects hyaluronidase under ultrasound guidance to dissolve the preparation as accurately and safely as possible.
4. Evaluation of the result
After a few days, the patient can undergo a follow-up examination to ensure that the unwanted fillers have been completely removed (unwanted filler correction).