Filler Dissolver (Hyelenex) is a treatment designed to safely break down and remove unwanted or misplaced hyaluronic acid filler.
Whether you’re looking to correct overfilled areas, improve symmetry, reverse migrated filler, or simply start fresh, this treatment helps restore a more natural appearance.
At Elevé, our experts carefully assess your concerns and create a personalized plan to achieve balanced, refreshed, and natural-looking results.
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No injectable treatment is completely pain-free, but most patients find Hylenex treatments quite tolerable. We do everything we can to keep you comfortable. We apply topical numbing cream before each Hylenex treatment.
Yes, Hylenex is very safe when administered by a trained, qualified professional. Hylenex is made from a synthetic form of hyaluronidase enzyme – a substance naturally found in your body. When injected into an area with HA filler, Hylenex rapidly degrades the hyaluronic acid, breaking it into smaller fragments that your body can then absorb and clear out.
As with any aesthetic procedure, it’s essential to see a licensed and experienced injector with the knowledge and skill to properly and safely inject dermal filler.
Results are permanent.


You may experience mild swelling, tenderness, or slight bruising in the treated area, which is completely normal and typically temporary. Most clients are able to return to normal activities right away with little to no downtime.
The filler continues to gradually dissolve and the area begins looking softer and more natural. Any swelling or bruising usually resolves during this time, and you’ll start seeing clearer results.
Most clients see the full effects of their filler dissolver treatment within this timeframe. The area should appear more balanced and refreshed, and if needed, your provider can discuss future filler placement or additional dissolving sessions to achieve your desired look.
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