Safe, physician-guided treatment to reverse or redefine lip filler results.
At Oppenheimer Plastic Surgery, we understand that not every aesthetic journey goes as planned. Whether you’re experiencing complications or irregularities with lip filler or feel you need a “reset,” our lip filler dissolver treatments offer a medically sound way to restore or prepare your lips for a better result. Using an enzyme called hyaluronidase, we can break down hyaluronic acid-based fillers gently and effectively.
Dissolving lip filler may be the right choice if:
In many cases, we also dissolve filler to “start fresh” for patients seeking a more balanced or subtle lip appearance.
Dr. James Oppenheimer is a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive experience in facial aesthetics and injectable treatment safety. Every filler dissolver procedure is approached with the same precision and care as our most advanced surgical services.
We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions. Our team takes the time to understand your history, assess your aesthetic goals, and recommend the most appropriate course of action—whether that’s dissolving, revising, or re-treating.
Our aesthetic philosophy is grounded in enhancing, not altering, your natural features. If a filler hasn’t aligned with your expectations, we’ll help you return to a look that feels authentically you.
We perform thorough screenings for allergies and adverse reactions, use high-quality hyaluronidase products, and follow strict injection protocols to protect your health and comfort.
Whether you’re correcting a complication or simply changing your aesthetic direction, we provide judgment-free, compassionate care throughout your entire treatment experience.
If you’re planning to get lip filler again after dissolving, we recommend waiting at least two weeks to allow full breakdown and tissue recovery.
If you’ve had filler dissolved and are experiencing unusual or severe symptoms—such as difficulty breathing, hives, or significant swelling—please seek emergency care immediately. While rare, these may indicate an allergic reaction.
