Liquid Facelift: Q&A
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Can I Get Liquid Facelift if I Am Pregnant?
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claudiatejeda78
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Liquid Lift is great--but not while pregnant
Congratulations on your pregnancy. The liquid lift is a way to create a more youthful appearance non surgically. I utilize different dermal fillers, neuromodulators, etc. to create a this appearance. However, during pregnancy, it is not considered safe. After your pregnancy, while you are enjoying your new bundle of joy, it is possible to do a liquid lift. In fact, since the recovery is minimal, it may be a great way to refresh your look and fit into your busy schedule.
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Liquid Facelift great non surgical treatment
Generally liquid facelifts use some form of hyaluronic fillers such as Restylane or Juvederm with either Botox or Dysport injections. Since we do not know the effects of these treatments on pregnant women, it is best to steer clear from them all together. In fact, you might have a hard time finding a provider who would preform these procedures on your while pregnant. It is best to wait till after pregnancy and nursing before doing these treatments.
Fort Myers Dermatologist
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Injections with pregnancy
Liquid facelift, Botox or Juvederm injections or any other fillers should NOT be done during pregnancy. In fact, I would steer away from any non urgent medical procedure during pregnancy, especially in the first trimester when th fetus is forming all of its features and organs.
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Liquid facelift if pregnant? Juvederm/Radiesse/Botox
The Liquid Facelifts we offer our patient include facial fillers such as Juvederm® and Radiesse® as well as Botox® injections. According to my colleague, Dr. Allan Wu, a board certified gynecologist and fellow of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, “There is no clear evidence either way about the safe use of facial fillers during pregnancy. And though some women require Botox® injections to treat serious health conditions, because it is a neurotoxin, we do not administer...
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Palm Desert Dermatologist
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Liquid facelift when pregnant.
Our office would not inject you if you were pregnant. While there is no literature to say that injectables would hurt the fetus, most physicians would steer clear. Your face will change throughout the pregnancy as well. Get through the pregnancy, and then go from there.
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Fillers during pregnancy
Absolutely not! This has not been studied, for obvious reasons, but you should not have any procedure that isn't absolutely necessary during pregnancy. When I inject a lot of filler, I frequently use blocks or local anesthesia first and epinephrine is not appropriate during the first and third trimesters of pregnancy. Additionally, your face will change in contour as you gain weight and you should not have a procedure until after you have lost the baby weight and your true facial contours...
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Liquid facelift during pregnancy
There are no studies that have looked at use of dermal fillers in pregnant women, but they would not be recommended for use during pregnancy. The safest option is to wait until after pregnancy and breast feeding before undergoing a treatment with dermal fillers or Botox.
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Liquid Facelift while Pregnant
No, no, no. You should not get any fillers or Botox or Dysport while you are pregnant. While we don't believe injectables like these would harm a developing fetus, we obviously don't do tests like this to confirm or deny that. So, please, wait until you are through your pregnancy and done breast feeding, to elect to have any injectables done.
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