I've been to several different doctors, for my nasolabial folds, all recommended a different product; Radiesse or Juvederm. My folds are very superficial, but I am prone to forming keloids, should I even take the chance?
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Answer: Keloid scarring is not a complication typically associated with Injectable Filler treatments.
You should see your GP doc for checkup if the dizziness continues but it is unlikely due to a filler 3 days ago. Dizziness when getting injected is due to the vasovagal phenomena from seeing the needle or the injection rather than the material being injected.
A dent in the skull after brain surgery may be from a bore hole. This shoudl be evaluated in conjucntion with your neurosurgeon. They may be able to use synthetic fillers to restore the normal contour. This can be done in conjunction with a plastic surgeon.
In general, volume loss in the temple region can be a sign of malnutrition or disease, so please get an evaluation from your primary care physician.
I have seen wonderful results restoring volume in the temple area using Injectable Fillers. My personal experience is with Silikon-1000. Several...