How many sessions of hyaluronidase is required to remove migrated filler? (Photos)

The answer is really dependent on how much filler was placed. In a nutshell, you place in as many units and how many sessions as required to gain the lip size and shape you desire. What people mostly want to know following lip filler dissolution, is how to tighten their skin in the area for which I recommend IPL, though that's mostly used for hyperpigmentation these days, and Morpheus for which skin tightening results are unparalleled. Elacore is another procedure which can core 5-8% of skin with each session. Elacore was developed particularly for the midface area around the nasolabial folds and marionette lines. If you'd like to be more aggressive, consider a liplift, which is a relatively fast-recovery, in-office procedure. Let me know if you feel better informed or need more information.

Hello! My name is Jessica, I am a physician assistant, and one of the providers at Aesthetic Skin in Winnetka and Chicago. This is a great question. Dissolving migrated filler can be a bit challenging, and your concerns are valid. When using hyaluronidase to dissolve filler, it’s true that the enzyme may not selectively target just the migrated product, as it can also affect any remaining hyaluronic acid in the area, including your own natural HA.The number of sessions required to fully dissolve migrated filler can vary widely depending on the amount of filler present and how long it has been there. In many cases, multiple sessions may be necessary, and results can sometimes be seen after just one or two treatments. However, it may take more sessions to achieve the desired outcome, especially if the filler has been there for a longer period or if the migration is extensive. I hope this helps and best of luck!