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VandS Clinic Jeonju | Treatment Introduction | Hyalase

Treatment Introduction
Treatment Introduction
Hyalase
Filler-dissolving Injection
Treatment Guide
  • Procedure Time: 10–15 minutes
  • Anesthesia: Topical numbing cream
  • Scarring: None
  • Follow-up Visits: None required
  • Recovery Period: Immediate return to daily activities or no downtime
  • Treatment Benefits
  • Quick & Convenient Procedure
  • Multiple Treatment Areas
  • Personalized Treatment
  • Resume Daily Activities Immediately After Treatment
  • Treatment Procedure
  • 1:1 Consultation & Assessment
  • Examine the target area and determine the type and volume of filler to be dissolved.
  • Topical Numbing
  • Apply numbing cream to the treatment area for 15–20 minutes to minimize discomfort.
  • Hyalase Injection
  • Precisely inject the Hyalase enzyme into the target area to break down the filler.
  • Post-Treatment Care & Soothing
  • Apply a soothing treatment and gently sanitize the area.
  • Q & A
    Q1. How fast does Hyalase work? A: Hyalase starts breaking down the filler immediately upon injection. You will see noticeable changes within 24 to 48 hours, with the final settled result visible in about 1 to 2 weeks. Q2. Can all types of dermal fillers be dissolved? A: No. Hyalase only works on Hyaluronic Acid (HA) fillers. Non-HA fillers or permanent substances cannot be dissolved with Hyalase. Q3. Is the treatment painful? A: Discomfort is minimal. A topical numbing cream is applied for 15 to 20 minutes before the procedure to ensure a comfortable experience. Q4. Can I dissolve just a portion of my filler?
    A: Yes, partial dissolving is possible. A precise, smaller dose can target specific lumps or asymmetry while preserving remaining volume.

    Q5. How soon after dissolving can I get new fillers?
    A: We recommend waiting at least 1 to 2 weeks before re-injecting filler in the same area to ensure the tissue has healed and the Hyalase is fully out of your system.

    Q6. Does Hyalase damage my natural collagen or tissue?
    A: No. Hyalase specifically targets hyaluronic acid. Any temporary loss of your skin's own natural moisture naturally regenerates within a few days, leaving your underlying natural collagen untouched.

    Q7. What are the common side effects?
    A: Mild swelling, redness, and temporary bruising at the injection site are normal and typically fade within a few days.
    Recommended Candidates for Treatment
  • Those who are unhappy with the results of their previous HA filler procedure
  • Those experiencing uneven surface, asymmetry, or lumps after filler treatment
  • Those who want to remove overfilled or unnatural-looking filler
  • Those who experience filler migration (filler spreading to surrounding areas)
  • Those who want to clear old filler before a new cosmetic procedure
  • Precautions
  • Immediate Dissolving Action: Filler breakdown begins immediately upon injection, with the final results fully visible within 24–48 hours.


  • Mild Swelling & Bruising: Minor swelling, redness, or bruising may occur at the injection site but will naturally fade within a few days.


  • Avoid Touching or Pressing: Do not rub, massage, or put strong pressure on the treated area for at least 24 hours.


  • Heat & Activity Restrictions: Avoid saunas, hot baths, strenuous exercise, and alcohol consumption for 3–5 days to prevent inflammation.


  • Follow-up / Re-treatment: If you plan to re-apply HA filler in the same area, please wait at least 1 to 2 weeks for the tissue to fully settle.