8 years ago i had polyacrylamide injected to my face and lips, and it is a nightmare! i need to get it out of my lips, so what are the risks? will it all be removed? and will my lips get back to how they used to look like before injection?
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Aquamid is a non-allergenic, non-absorbable, and
bio-compatible hydrogel that is used for soft tissue augmentation. In our
office, we specialize in the removal of Aquamid from the lips and face. We have found that, indeed, patients can
develop an allergic response to the Aquamid that...
Acrylamides have been of some concern wtih a link to cancer. Aquamid is a polyacrylamide and supposedly not a true risk but it is worth researching this !I have seen some very strange strange reactions to Aquamid up to seven years later and I have never used it after the dermalive problems. My...
Using permanent fillers like Aquamid for facial enhancement, including widening the lower third of the face or changing the jaw angle, is possible. While permanent fillers can provide long-lasting results, they also come with potential risks and complications. Contraindications may include...