Does Hyaluronidase also dissolve some of your facial fat along with the filler?

Hi faith2711,
Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid. It should have no effect on your natural fat tissue. It can break down your natural hyaluronic acid, however this is usually regenerated by the body over a few weeks.
As always, your treating surgeon/physician will be able to further clarify your concerns.
Best of luck.
Dr Aaron Stanes.

In my opinion fat grafting for facial rejuvenation is the simply best way of restoring youth in the face. After performing this procedure for more than 27 years I can argue that it is absolutely the best procedure. I would make sure that you go to a plastic surgeon with lots of experience in fat grafting to the face. You don't need to dissolve the hyaluronic I said fillers unless there is a lot of them in your face. Hyaluronidase does not dissolve fat, but it does dissolve hyaluronic acid fillers as well as some of your naturally occurring connective tissues. For those reason hyaluronidase has to be used with great care. I hope this answers your question and good luck from New York City plastic surgery