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There's no evidence that Restylane is unsafe for patients with various autoimmune disorders. Generally speaking, Restylane's safety profile is excellent, and I have many patients with various autoimmune diseases that get excellent results with this filler.
There is no link between Restylane or any other filler and autoimmune disease. You should have no problem and it works well for under eye area Be sure you see a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon
Fillers such as Juvaderm, Restylane and Voluma are all hyaluronic acids which is a natural substance in our body which is then made in a laboratory. there is no relationship to them and autoimmune diseases, Plus you cannot get things like mad cow disease or other weird brain diseases from these injections.good luckdavid berman md
Typically, the two basic restrictions following a Restylane® injection are to not massage or aggressively touch the face and to avoid strenuous exercise for 24 hours. Other than those two limitations, you should be able to make your full range of facial expressions without affecting the filler. ...
Icing to reduce swelling or bruising after getting filler injections can be helpful for some patients, and others sometimes report that it actually causes more bruising or swelling. It's really up to the patient's preference. Whenever using ice for therapeutic purposes, it's important to not...
The best way to remove this filler would be to have Vitrase injected in the small area that makes you unhappy. Please consult an expert so that your normal collagen is not dissolved. Best, Dr. Green