Filler dissolving uses an enzyme to break down unwanted or migrated hyaluronic acid filler. It resets the area so it can be left natural, or treated again correctly once fully settled.
Because dissolving uses an enzyme, severe allergic reactions are rare but possible in the hours after treatment. We assess for this carefully, and we tell you exactly what to watch for.
If we are dissolving and re-treating, we wait for the area to settle fully before any new filler goes in. Rushing that step is how people end up back where they started.

A medical professional assesses what is there, how much, and where. Photos for your file.
Numbing cream, then the enzyme is placed into the filler. It stings briefly.
The area can look softer and a little deflated at first. Avoid heat and make-up for 12 hours.
We check how much has gone and whether a second session is needed before anything new is planned.
Priced per session. Re-treatment is priced with the dissolve when it is planned together.
Prices from the live KB menu, 26 October 2026. Single sessions are paid in full. Courses can be split over three months. KB members save 10% on most further treatments and on in-clinic skincare.
If you have been overdone elsewhere, we can dissolve it and start again, honestly. We would rather reset an area to nothing than add to something that was never right.
No. The enzyme targets the hyaluronic acid gel. Your own hyaluronic acid replenishes naturally.
No. The area needs to settle fully first, usually two weeks or more. We plan the re-treatment with you.
It stings as it goes in. Numbing cream helps and it is quick.
Severe allergic reactions are rare but possible in the hours after. Difficulty breathing, swelling of the lips or tongue, or feeling faint means calling 999 immediately. We talk you through this before you leave.
Every injectable treatment at KB begins with a consultation and a prescriber's assessment. New patient assessment with Kelsey, £95. Existing patients with a plan can book straight in.
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