Hyalase (Hyaluronidase)

Hyalase is an enzyme that specifically breaks down hyaluronic acid. It is used in aesthetic medicine to correct unwanted results after filler treatments. Typical areas of application: overcorrections hardenings or nodules uneven distribution swelling, particularly in the eye area The enzyme splits the hyaluronic acid into smaller components, which are then broken down by the body. The effect sets in within a short time. For very precise results, the treatment is supported by a special ultrasound. This makes it possible to identify where the filler is located in the tissue and to treat it selectively. Good to know: Hyalase breaks down existing hyaluronic acid in the treated area overall. Its use requires a high level of expertise and experience.