Description
Liporase and Its Power to Resolve HA Fillers
Today, many non-surgical anti-wrinkle treatments involve the use of HA dermal fillers. Although this cosmetic intervention is safe and simple, sometimes it can lead to unwanted results. This is where Liporase steps in to save the day. It quickly dissolves skin fillers and restores the patient’s natural appearance.
The solution contains Hyaluronidase which is a type of enzyme that speeds up the body’s metabolic rate. As a result, it can swiftly break down the HA gel from fillers in a matter of minutes. In this way, the product can correct the following unwanted effects and adverse reactions:
- Overfilling
- Bumps and nodules
- Gel migration
- Poor gel placement
- Tyndall effect
Cosmetic surgeons rely on Liporase in different scenarios. For example, they can use it if the patient decides to return to their natural look. Other times, the treatment can help ease side effects caused by an HA filler.
Liporase — Treatment and Dosage
Doctors apply the product via injection in the skin. When that is the case, the dose may vary depending on a wide range of factors. For instance, cosmetic surgeons must take into account the cross-linking level and the quality of the HA dermal filler. Also, they need to adjust the dose based on the areas that need to be corrected. Still, in most cases one vial of Liporase is combined with 3cc of saline to break down 3cc of HA gel.
