Safety Protocols

It is important to be under the supervision of a certified plastic surgeon who understands the risks and is trained and prepared to deal with any complications that may occur.

Although good results are expected from your procedure, sometimes you will not be satisfied with your results.

In some situations, it may not be possible to achieve optimal results with a single procedure. Most fillers will be resorbed over time. To maintain your desired results, you will need to consider repeating the injection process at intervals.

• Avoid sun exposure in the first 24 hours following treatment to reduce swelling or itching.
• Avoid exercise at the next day to reduce bruising and temporary redness.
Delay any laser treatment or skin peeling for 7 days after dermal filler injection, while normal skin care can be resumed in the day.
Pregnant or breast feeding should not get injected filler.
Avoid massaging treated areas for six hours.

The risk of infection may occur as it is one of the possible but not common side effects. One of the rare side effects is the injecting the hyaluronic acid into the blood vessels, which may cause blockage of the blood stream and lead to serious problems, if this happens the physician must be consulted and administration of hyaluronidase will be taken to break down the HA.