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Belotero Lumps - Massage?
I had a superficial injection of Belotero under the eyes three days ago. Should I be massaginbtheblumps down at this point? Thanks!
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Belotero lumps, massage?
After any swelling has gone down, gentle massage is the correct treatment but it's usually best to return to your provider and let them check the placement and do the massage to be sure its moved in the correct direction.
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Lumps after Belotero
Lumps following injection with all dermal fillers including Belotero can occur, usually as a result of too superfiical an injection. Massage shortly after the injections can help, however, it is probably best to see your injecting provider. To reassure you, if massage does not work and you are not happy with the results, Belotero is a hyaluronic acid based filler that can be dissolved.
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Belotero Lumps
Lumps are unusual, but most common with inexperienced injectors and with treatments around the eyes where the skin is very thin. A few days after injections, massage may help. If the lumps persist, then you may require injection of Vitrase which will melt or soften the product. This is true for any HA product, such as Juvederm or Restalyn.
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Lumps after Belotero
Lumps is one of the most common side effects after filler injection and Belotero is no exception. If you are not experiencing a lot of swelling or bruising then massaging the lumps should be fine. If you are not sure how to do it then it's best to go back to the injecting physician and be shown how to do it. Most of the time, the lumps will go away.
Best Wishes,
Stewart Wang, MD FACS, Wang Plastic Surgery
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Belotero lumps
It's not unusual to have some bumps three days after a superficial injection of Belotero. Gently massaging the area should not cause any harm, but I would recommend confirming that with your treating physician, as he or she would have the best advice with your particular treatment.
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