When can I get new filler after dissolving?

Readers in St. Johns, Florida who have had filler dissolved want to know when they can start again. Haute Living gives a specific waiting period.

The waiting period

Haute Living says that after dissolution, waiting two to four weeks before re-treating allows assessment of baseline anatomy and reduces the risk of the hyaluronidase interfering with new filler.

The same guide puts it more simply and says dissolution allows starting fresh after two to four weeks.

Why the first look matters

The earliest sign worth catching sits inside that waiting period. It is what your baseline anatomy looks like once the dissolving is done. Haute Living names that assessment as one reason to wait, and it names the risk of hyaluronidase interfering with new filler as the other.

Reading the evidence on complications

Filler complications are documented in the medical literature. Two examples are a study of the demographics of patients with dermal filler complications and a retrospective study of complications of dermal injectables. They are useful background for the questions you bring to a consultation.

Counting forward from the dissolving visit

Mark the date of the dissolving appointment and count forward from it. Ask your provider what they will examine at the end of the waiting period, and whether anything they see changes the plan for new filler.