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Hyalase

Price

£100

Per session

What Is Hyalase?

Hyalase is a product that contains hyaluronidase which is an enzyme that is used to break down hyaluronic acid, which is the main ingredient in many dermal fillers.

It can be used to :

  • Dissolve unwanted or misplaced hyaluronic acid filler

  • Help correct lumps, unevenness or overfilled areas

  • Treat certain filler complications, including suspected vascular occlusion, as part of urgent medical management

How Quickly Does It Work?

It starts working almost immediately, with visible softening of filler usually within minutes, and full effect developing over 24-48 hours. In some cases, more than one treatment is needed to achieve complete dissolution.

Important To Know:

Hyaluronidase only works on hyaluronic acid fillers - it will not dissolve fillers made from other substances. 

Before Your Treatment

You'll have a consultation where you'll be asked to fill out a form detailing your:

  • Medical history

  • Medication or supplement use

  • Allergies

  • Previous treatments

  • Current skin condition

You can complete this form in the clinic or in advance by clicking Health Form at the top of this page.

Common Side Effects

These are temporary and may include:

  • Swelling -  usually settles within a few days

  • Redness -  inflammation around injection sites

  • Tenderness or soreness - mild discomfort as the enzyme works through the tissue

  • Bruising - varies by individual; may take several days to resolve

  • Itching - short‑lived and related to increased tissue permeability

  • Warmth or stinging - common during and shortly after injection

  • Lumps or unevenness - temporary as filler dissolves and tissues settle

  • Numbness or tingling - can occur due to local irritation; usually resolves

You Are Not Suitable For Treatment If:

  • You have a known allergy to hyaluronidase

  • You have a history of anaphylaxis

  • You have an active infection at the treatment site

  • You have an autoimmune condition

  • You are pregnant or breastfeeding

  • You have a severe inflammatory condition

  • You have a bleeding disorder

Aftercare Instructions

First 24-48 Hours:

  • Avoid applying makeup - reduces infection risk

  • Avoid heat exposure - no saunas, steam rooms, or sunbeds, as heat can increase swelling and sensitivity.

  • Avoid strenuous exercise - elevated circulation may worsen inflammation.

  • Keep the area clean - gentle cleansing only; avoid retinoids, acids, scrubs

  • Avoid pressure on the area - no facial massage, tight masks, or sleeping face‑down.

  • Expect mild swelling or tenderness - this is common as the enzyme continues to break down HA.

  • Avoid alcohol - reduces inflammation risk and supports stable healing.

  • Monitor for allergy signs - Hyalase can rarely trigger hypersensitivity; seek medical care urgently if breathing difficulty, hives, or facial swelling occur.

First 1-2 Weeks:

  • Resume normal skincare gradually - reintroduce actives slowly once sensitivity settles.

  • Avoid new filler treatments - allow tissues to stabilise

  • Protect skin barrier - use hydrating, non‑irritating products to support recovery.

  • Expect continued changes - Hyalase may continue to break down residual HA for several days; final results often settle by 14 days.

  • Avoid elective facial treatments - delay peels, microneedling, or laser until tissues are fully calm.

Download your aftercare guide here:

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