J K in VA

that is what they told me...............

personal experience - don't know if they ever stop coming out through the skin - I guess as some point they have to be all gone. Never thought of should they be surgically removed. the BB's stay I am beginning to guess that LSL is using the wrong type of suture material for an area as delicate as the face..... anyone else having this problem too?

how do we see it???? Ummmmmmm BECAUSE : 1 - WE ARE WIDE AWAKE AND 2 - WE ARE NOT SEDATED AND 3 - THE NEEDLES ARE GOING IN OUR FACE Makes it kind of a memorable experience!

for my procedure - they just had some pre-filled syringes on a tray. So I did not get to see if they unwrapped new syringes to fill with the lidocaine. I will say that I recall that they did re-use some of my same needles on me when I needed more lidocaine (or whatever numbing agent they were using) injections

I don't know about reusing needles, and HIV or other diseases spread by dirty needles, but I do know that a lot of people seem to end up with infections at the 'surgical site'.............. which means the surgical conditions are not very sanitary. TO ANY DOCTORS ON THIS SITE - is there a way we can determine if 'new' needles are being used on us BEFORE we are injected? Anything we can watch out for that might indicated a 'used' needle?