Filler Reversal (Hylenex)

When Is Dissolution Necessary?

Aesthetic Concerns:
• Overfilled areas
• Asymmetry
• Lumps or irregular texture
• Migration of filler product
• Dissatisfaction with appearance

Medical Indications:
• Vascular complications
• Infection concerns
• Inflammatory reactions
• Biofilm formation
• Delayed onset reactions

The Science Behind Dissolution: Our dissolution treatment uses a naturally occurring enzyme that specifically targets and breaks down hyaluronic acid dermal fillers. This enzyme is naturally present in our bodies and works by breaking the bonds in the HA filler material, allowing it to be safely absorbed. Dissolving Filler can take multiple treatments.

Pre-Treatment Requirements:
• Comprehensive consultation
• Review of previous filler treatments
• Medical history assessment
• Discussion of expectations
• Photo documentation
• Patch test may be required

The Treatment Process:

1. Preparation Phase:
• Cleansing of treatment area
• Application of topical numbing if needed
• Marking of injection points
• Photos for documentation

2. Treatment Phase:
• Duration: 30-45 minutes
• Multiple small injections
• Gentle massage may be performed
• Immediate monitoring period

3. Post-Treatment Phase:
• Ice pack application
• Aftercare instructions
• Scheduling follow-up

Expected Results:
• Initial effects visible within hours
• Maximum dissolution by 24-48 hours
• Possible need for multiple sessions
• Return to natural pre-filler state

Recovery Timeline:
Day 1: Initial swelling and possible redness
Days 2-3: Reduction in swelling
Days 4-7: Resolution of most symptoms
Week 2: Final results visible, retreatment is ok.

Potential Side Effects:

Common (Expected):
• Temporary swelling
• Mild redness
• Minor bruising
• Tenderness
• Itching sensation

Less Common:
• Prolonged swelling
• Discomfort
• Bruising
• Temporary numbness

Rare but Possible:
• Infection
• Allergic reaction
• Tissue sensitivity
• Discoloration

Important Risk Factors:
• History of severe allergies
• Previous adverse Reactions
• Autoimmune conditions
• Current infections
• Pregnancy or nursing

Aftercare Instructions:

Do’s:
✅ Apply cold compresses
✅ Keep the area clean
✅ Stay hydrated
✅ Take photos to monitor progress
✅ Attend follow-up appointments
✅ Contact us with concerns:

Don’ts:
❌ Apply pressure to treated area
❌ Exercise for 24 hours
❌ Use harsh skincare products
❌ Expose area to extreme temperatures
❌ Massage area unless instructed
❌ Wear makeup for 24 hours

Long-Term Considerations:
• Future filler treatments possible
• Waiting period recommendation is 2 weeks to replace filler
• Skin quality assessment
• Treatment plan adjustments

Cost Considerations:
• Treatment priced per area
• Follow-up sessions if needed
• Consultation fee structure
• Payment options available

Why Choose Us:
• Experienced medical professionals
• State-of-the-art facilities
• Comprehensive aftercare support
• Emergency contact availability If I placed the filler in question only.
• Proven safety protocols

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How long does the treatment take? A: The actual treatment takes 30-45 minutes, but plan for an hour including consultation and monitoring.
Q: Is it painful? A: Minimal discomfort with topical numbing available.
Q: How many sessions will I need? A: Most patients require 1-2 sessions, depending on filler amount and type.
Q: Can I get new filler after dissolution? A: Yes, after a recommended waiting period of 2 weeks.
Q: What if I only want partial dissolution? A: We can target specific areas while leaving others untreated.

Booking Your Treatment:

• Initial consultation required
• Medical history review
• Treatment planning session
• Aftercare schedule
• Follow-up booking

Contact Information: Medical Spa and Wellness by Micchelle NP, LLC

Servicing areas from Salt Lake City, Millcreek, Park City, Sandy and Draper Utah.
• Phone (801) 792-0424
• Email: Mschlent@hotmail.com
• Address: 2200 E. 4500 S. Ste 130, Holladay, Ut 84117
• Emergency contact: (801) 792-0424

Only if I placed the filler in question, you must be seen by the provider that placed the filler, only they will know what they placed, when and how much.