At this stage, if there is still an open wound, I would apply a bland ointment such as Aquaphor and keep it covered most of the time. Once the epidermal layer of skin has regenerated (when it is no longer an open wound), application of silicone gel sheeting can be useful. After wound healing is... more
Treatment for Superficial Necrosis due to Restylane?
I had Restylane injected too shallow between my eyes (below the glabella). It caused necrosis where several skin layers were lost, and peeled away to reveal a tender, red new skin with telangestecias.
How can I help recovery of this wounded skin? It reminds me of a deep chemical peel!
2 answers to “Treatment for Superficial Necrosis...”
A: Proper wound care is key to decreasing wound and scar formation
The best is to see a dermatologist as soon as possible. Necrosis is apparent when it does occur as blanching becomes noticeable first. Nitropaste can be administered first to prevent further progression of the problem. If necrosis has occurred, it is prudent to take care of the wound with proper hydration... more
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