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    Questions friends ask

    If I don't like my filler, can it be dissolved?

    The short answer

    Hyaluronic acid fillers, the most common type, can usually be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase. Other filler types often cannot, so ask which type you are getting.

    At a glance

    The key facts from our treatment guide.

    Filler Dissolving

    Hyaluronidase enzyme is injected to break down hyaluronic acid filler bonds.

    Downtime
    1 week
    Sessions
    1, sometimes 2–3
    Pain
    Low
    Cost
    $$$$$2 of 5, $200–$600 per visit in Toronto (CAD, rough guide)

    Worth checking before you book: Known allergy to hyaluronidase or bee stings

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    Ask your provider

    1. 1Which filler type and brand will you use?
    2. 2Do you keep filler dissolver at the clinic, in case of a problem?
    3. 3Do you offer a follow-up visit if something looks uneven?

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    This is educational info only. We are not doctors and do not give medical advice. Ask a qualified provider before any treatment, and your doctor about health questions.

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