Hyaluronidase Filler Dissolving in Newcastle
Break down unwanted or migrated hyaluronic acid-based fillers to restore your natural contours. Whether you are preparing for eyelid or facial surgery, or simply correcting overfilled areas, this quick and precise procedure ensures safe, effective results.
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Hyaluronidase At A Glance
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What Is Hyaluronidase Dissolving?
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme specifically used to break down hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers. If you have previously had filler in areas such as the under-eyes or cheeks that have migrated, caused puffiness, or simply do not look right, this treatment safely dissolves it.
It is often a crucial first step before undergoing eyelid or facial surgery (such as blepharoplasty). Dissolving old filler clears the area, allowing for precise surgical planning and helping to avoid complications.
How Does Hyaluronidase Dissolving Work?
The area is first examined by Dr Tanov to determine exactly where the remaining filler is located, paying close attention to migration or buildup. Hyaluronidase is then carefully injected into these targeted areas.
The enzyme begins breaking down the hyaluronic acid filler almost immediately. The process is quick, minimally uncomfortable, and usually takes just a few minutes. The body fully breaks down the filler within a few days to weeks, restoring your natural contours and allowing the surgeon to perform any planned surgery more accurately and safely.
Why Choose This Treatment?
You may consider this treatment if you:
Have unwanted, overfilled, or misplaced hyaluronic acid filler.
Notice filler has migrated from its original placement, causing puffiness or lumps.
Need to clear the area for a more accurate assessment before facial or eyelid surgery.
Want to restore your natural facial shape before having new filler or other aesthetic treatments.
You are looking for a fast-acting, minimally invasive solution with very little downtime.
Who Is Suitable for a Temporal Lift?
This treatment is ideal for:
The Temporal Lift Process
Temporal Lift Cost in Newcastle
The treatment approach and the areas being addressed determine the final cost. Your specialist discusses a personalised plan and exact pricing with you during your consultation.
Benefits of a Temporal Lift
Lifts the Outer Brow
Lifts the outer brow to create a more youthful, open eye area
Reduces Upper Eyelid Heaviness
Reduces heaviness and hooding around the upper eyelids caused by brow descent
Natural Cat Eye Effect
Creates a subtle cat eye effect that looks natural, not pulled
Long-Lasting Results
Long-lasting results up to 10 years in many cases
Minimally Invasive
Minimally invasive with incisions hidden within the hairline
Shorter Recovery
Shorter recovery than a full forehead or brow lift
Can Be Combined
Can be combined with upper lid blepharoplasty or other procedures for enhanced results
Restores Facial Balance
Restores balance and harmony to the upper third of the face
Who Will Perform Your Treatment?
Dr Tanov is a Consultant Ophthalmologist and the Clinical Director of Dr Tanov Aesthetics. With a specialist background in eye surgery, he brings a level of precision and anatomical expertise to brow and eyelid procedures that very few practitioners can match.
Dr Tanov’s surgical background ensures that every temporal lift is performed with exceptional attention to detail, natural proportions, and patient safety at the forefront.
Potential Complications & Their Management
As with any aesthetic or surgical procedure, it is important to be aware of possible complications.
Common following surgery; managed with cold compresses, head elevation, and anti-inflammatory medication.
Temporary dryness or itching may occur; relieved with lubricating drops and ointments.
Rare but possible; treated using antibiotics and appropriate wound care.
Caused by swelling; likely to improve within days to weeks.
Can be prevented with proper technique; revision or creams may help if scarring occurs.
Usually temporary; severe cases are rare and may require corrective treatment.
Requires prompt attention; drainage may occasionally be necessary.
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