Can Voluma be reversed with hyaluronidase?

Yes, Voluma can be reversed with hyaluronidase.  A physician experienced with performing injections should be able to properly administer hyaluronidase to correct any overfill.  

I’m sorry to hear you’re unhappy with your results. Voluma is a hyaluronic acid filler and therefore can be dissipated with hyaluronidase. It may take 2-3 visits to fully dissolve the product. Hyaluronidase only dissolve artificial hyaluronic acid (i.e. dermal fillers) and won’t affect your natural hyralonic acid, so it can be injected quite safely but needs to be paced next to the original Voluma to work so intimate knowledge of the anatomy is critical. However, it’s always best to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon who has extensive knowledge of facial anatomy and experience injecting. Good luck!

Voluma can be reversed with hyaluronidase since it is a hyaluronic acid product. You should consult with the person that injected you to see what their experience is with hyaluronidase since they know how much of the product they injected and where exactly they injected the product. It will take more hyaluronidase than usual to dissolve the product because it is a much thicker product, and it may require a couple of treatments to fully dissolve the product.

Voluma can be dissolved using Hyaluronidase but would require 2-3 sessions every few weeks apart 

Yes, hyaluronidase can be injected into the Voluma to essentially "dissolve" the product.  This is one of the advantages to Voluma is that it can be removed if the patient does not like it.

Voluma is a hyaluronic based filler, and the benefit of all hyaluronic acid based fillers is that they can be dissolved with hyaluronidase. 
Voluma is FDA approved to replete volume loss of the cheeks and at times this may help the tear troughs along with direct placement of fillers along the tear troughs. It is a beautiful filler that gives very natural results when placed in the right place and right amount.  With this said, there is always a small chance of any fillers displacing at times and needing to be removed, or in your case not be what  your goal was initially.  
Dr. Sunanda Chugh, NYC

You can use vitrase or other hyaluronidase agents to reverse and dissolve Voluma.  Whoever is injecting Voluma should be experienced to understand how to use hyaluronidase.  

This is really a two part answer!  While it is true that naturally augmenting the cheek can significantly improve the tear trough and smile lines, we must be careful not to overly build up the cheek.  Although off label, Restlyane is clearly the best hyaluronic acid product for direct tear trough injection.  This is a very sensitive area and requires significant experience for success.Hyaluronidase is very effective for volume but does require about 1.5 times the usual dosing given the high degree of cross linking that is present in Voluma.I would check back with your injector and be certain that your professional has experience with both before moving forward.Thanks so much!Dr. Hobgood

Dear anon, thank
you for your question. Injectable fillers can be used to enhance facial volume,
correct lines and depressions, and rejuvenate the face without surgery. Some
common fillers used in our San Diego practice include restylane,
juvederm, perlane, voluma, radiesse, and sculptra. Yes, Voluma may be dissolved.  Consult with an
experienced facial plastic surgeon injector to review your concerns. Good Luck!

Yes, but it does take about 2 times as much hyaluronidase, due to the fact that it is more densely cross-linked.