The Dissolver Yonkers, NY

Not always, and honestly, that’s often a good thing. At prosperAESTHETICS®, we take a strategic approach to dissolving filler. Some clients want a full reset, while others only want specific areas softened or refined. The treatment can partially or fully dissolve hyaluronic acid filler depending on your goals, anatomy, and the way the filler currently sits beneath the skin.

Some clients notice changes within the first 24 to 48 hours, especially in areas with migrated or superficial filler. That said, the full result develops over several days as the body metabolizes the dissolved filler. In certain cases, more than one session may be recommended for gradual, controlled correction rather than removing too much too quickly.

Absolutely. Many clients use The Dissolver to create a cleaner, more balanced foundation before future filler treatments. Sometimes, older fillers shift over time or create heaviness that makes new injections harder to place precisely. Once the area settles, your provider can create a refreshed treatment plan using a more conservative, natural-looking approach.

Most clients say the treatment feels very manageable. A very fine needle or cannula is used to place the dissolving solution into the targeted filler, and the injections are typically quick. You may feel small pinches, mild pressure, or temporary stinging during the process, especially in sensitive areas like the lips, but the appointment itself is usually fast and well-tolerated.

Like any injectable treatment, there are potential side effects and risks, which is why proper assessment and technique matter so much. Temporary swelling, tenderness, redness, bruising, or uneven breakdown can happen as the area settles. Because the enzyme targets hyaluronic acid filler, over-dissolving is also possible if too much product is used. That’s why we believe in a conservative approach focused on precision and gradual refinement.

The Dissolver is specifically used for hyaluronic acid fillers in the lips, cheeks, jawline, chin, and under-eye area. During your consultation, we’ll review your filler history, assess the area, and determine whether your existing filler is compatible with dissolving treatment.