Yes. Most modern lip fillers are made from hyaluronic acid, a substance that your body can naturally break down over time. This means lip fillers do gradually dissolve on their own, usually over 6–18 months depending on the product used, how much was injected, your metabolism and lifestyle. If you want them gone sooner, a qualified medical professional can inject an enzyme called hyaluronidase to dissolve hyaluronic acid filler more quickly. This should never be done at home or by anyone who is not medically trained.

In Bromley, the price of Lip Filler Dissolving typically ranges from around £100 to £100 and can vary between clinics based on how much filler needs dissolving (ml or syringes), the brand or type of filler involved, the practitioner’s experience and the desired treatment outcome. The cost of Lip Filler Dissolving overall in Bromley may also reflect consultation fees and whether further sessions are recommended. If you want to know how much Lip Filler Dissolving costs locally or compare the price of Lip Filler Dissolving between providers, book a consultation for a personalised quote. You can find the exact, up-to-date price for this treatment in the catalogue

The safest way to dissolve lip filler is with an injection of hyaluronidase performed by a medically qualified practitioner. Hyaluronidase is an enzyme that breaks down hyaluronic acid-based fillers and allows the body to clear them more quickly. During a consultation, your practitioner will assess your lips, discuss your goals, explain the risks and perform a small patch test if needed. You should never try to dissolve filler yourself or use unlicensed products, as this can lead to serious complications.

There is no safe way to fully dissolve lip filler naturally at home. Hyaluronic acid fillers will break down gradually on their own over months, but you cannot speed this up safely with home remedies, massage, heat or DIY products. Trying to do so can irritate the lips, worsen swelling or affect the filler in an uneven way. If you are unhappy with your results or want your filler removed more quickly, the only reliable option is to see a qualified medical practitioner who can use hyaluronidase in a controlled, safe manner.

Mild lip filler migration can sometimes be improved without fully dissolving everything, but this must be assessed and managed by an experienced injector. Options may include allowing swelling to settle, carefully adding small amounts of filler in strategic areas to rebalance the shape, or lightly smoothing borders to blend the product. However, if migration is significant, the most predictable solution is often to dissolve the migrated filler and start again after the tissue has settled. Do not try to fix migration yourself with aggressive massage or more filler from non-medical providers.

Without any dissolving injections, hyaluronic acid lip fillers usually break down gradually over 6–18 months. The exact timing depends on the type of filler used, how much was injected, your metabolism, how expressive your lips are and lifestyle factors such as smoking or intense exercise. You may notice the lips slowly becoming less full over time rather than a sudden change. If you want them to go away faster, a medical professional can use hyaluronidase to speed up the process.

When lip filler is dissolved with hyaluronidase, the product often breaks down within hours to a few days. You might see an initial change quite quickly, but there can also be temporary swelling or bruising that makes it hard to judge the final result straightaway. In some cases, more than one session is needed if there is a large amount of filler or several different products. Your practitioner will review the outcome after the swelling settles and decide whether any additional dissolving or later refilling is appropriate.

In many cases, it is best to dissolve old or migrated lip filler before adding more, especially if the shape has become uneven, lumpy or overly stiff. Starting with a clean base allows your practitioner to rebuild your lips in a more natural, balanced way. However, if your existing filler is minimal, well placed and still looks good, a careful top-up might be possible without dissolving. The right approach should be decided with a medically qualified injector after they examine your lips, review your filler history and discuss the look you want to achieve.