Hyaluronidase

A corrective injection that acts on lumps or overcorrected areas after the procedure, breaking down hyaluronic acid and naturally refining the area.

Duration

10min

Recommended Cycle

Applied as needed (per area)

Hyalase

One area

150,000KRW

Treatment Introduction

Hyalase is a corrective injection that uses hyaluronidase, an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid, to dissolve excess hyaluronic acid filler accumulated in lumps or overcorrected areas and restore a natural appearance. The procedure is performed after applying a numbing cream, and the dosage is customized according to the treatment area and condition.

Treatment Principle

Principle of the Procedure

The key ingredient in Hyalase, hyaluronidase, is an enzyme that breaks down the molecular structure of hyaluronic acid. When lumps, overcorrection, or asymmetry occur after a filler procedure, direct injection into the affected area causes the hyaluronic acid to decompose, allowing it to be quickly absorbed and eliminated. It is used to adjust the effect of existing fillers to the desired level or to remove them completely.

Procedure Process

Step 1 | Assess the degree of lumpiness, overcorrection, and asymmetry, then plan the injection sites and dosage. Step 2 | Apply numbing cream and precisely inject hyaluronidase into the targeted areas. Step 3 | Check for changes after the procedure and provide guidance on additional treatment if necessary.

Expected Effects

Within a few days after the procedure, you can expect the lumped filler to break down and be naturally absorbed. It helps quickly improve areas where you felt discomfort due to overcorrection or asymmetry, bringing them closer to your desired state.

Recommended For

For those who experience lumps or nodules after filler procedures

For those concerned about unnatural volume due to overcorrected fillers

For those who have developed left-right asymmetry and need correction

For those who want to partially or completely remove existing fillers

For those who want to remove existing filler before their next filler procedure

Precautions

Do not press or massage the treated area firmly after the procedure.

Hyaluronidase is used for dissolving fillers and may also affect natural hyaluronic acid.

Temporary swelling and redness may occur, but these symptoms will naturally subside within a few days.

Results after dissolution may vary depending on the type and amount of individual filler.

If any abnormal reactions persist, please visit the hospital immediately.