| 1. Only HA (Hyaluronic Acid) fillers are dissolved. | The injectable dissolving agent (Hyaluronidase) is only effective at breaking down hyaluronic acid fillers. It cannot be used with other types of fillers, such as liquid silicone. |
| 2. There may be some swelling after the procedure. | After filler dissolution injection, the lips may swell, which is normal. The swelling will gradually subside within 2-3 days, and the results will become more noticeable in 1-2 weeks. |
| 3. This may need to be done more than once. | In cases where the filler clumps together, is present in large quantities, or is an older, highly dense filler, repeat injections to dissolve it completely may be necessary. |
| 4. It may affect natural HA (Hydrogenous Rehydration). | The injectable hyaluronic acid may slightly affect the natural hyaluronic acid in the skin in that area, causing the skin to appear temporarily swollen, but the body will regenerate it on its own. |
| 5. A waiting period is required before receiving another filler injection. | After the filler was dissolved. A gap of at least 1-2 weeks should be allowed. This allows the filler to completely dissolve and the tissues around the mouth to fully recover before injecting a new dose. |
| 6. Choose a highly experienced doctor. | Plaque dissolving injections, especially localized injections, require a high degree of precision and expertise from the physician to control the amount of medication and the injection site appropriately, in order to achieve the best possible results. |