How long does it take for Volubella to dissolve?

It can take a series of treatments with hyaluronidase to dissolve filler. I recommend following up with your injector. Best, Dr. Emer

Thank you for your question. It can take up to a week for the product to dissolve and more than one treatment may be necessary. 

The duration for Volbella, a hyaluronic acid-based dermal filler, to dissolve can vary but is generally around 6 to 12 months. Factors like individual metabolism, injection site, and the amount used can influence the longevity of the results. If you have concerns or specific questions, it’s advisable to consult with a healthcare professional who administered the treatment.

I usually schedule a follow up about 3 days after a revision such as dissolving incase more needs to be completed.

The hyaluronidase works relatively quickly.  You may notice some results within hours of injection.  The maximum effect be evident 1-2 weeks after injection.  Lips swell very easily with any type of trauma, especially sticking a needle in them.  So the hyaluronidase may be working more than is visible, you are just swollen from the needle stick.  I hope you are happy with your final results.  

Thankyou for your question.dissolving filler can take more than one treatment. Usually the result of the dissolving agent( Hylase) is evident within 24 hours. I usually leave it a week in between treatments  for the swelling from the needles to go down .Hope this helps and good luck

It can take affect in 3-7 days. It does get better with time. You may need to go back and get more. You will have to be patience. Hope this helps, Dr. Thuy Doan. Atlanta

I am sorry that you did not have a good experience with the lip filler. Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that specifically breaks down the hyaluronic acid molecule in fillers. Because of this enzyme that is so available, the fillers are safer.  Once injected, the enzyme goes to work right away, which is why you likely noticed the change so quickly. The enzyme will continue to work over the next few weeks, so your filler will continue to go away further. Some data shows that it can even be working up to 6 weeks later, so you may wish to wait for any revision filler to the lips until that time!
Good luck and I wish you the best!