I had filler in my cheek that created a hard lump. I have had two shots to try and dissolve it. I still have a hard lump and now a large divot in my face. doctor does not want to give me another shot for three months. I know just want it cut out. I am afraid this divot will not go away. What can I do?
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Complications can occur with any medical procedure. Yes there is a risk of blindness with tear trough fillers and studies looking into the incidence of blindness after dermal fillers have flagged this area as a 'danger area'. It is highly unlikely that you will have visual disturbance as a...
That is a good question StaceyVk. When fillers are received by our office they usually have 2-4 years of self life depending on the product. Your injector should have a record of the material used and its lot number indication the expiration date. In reality most fillers are still...
Every office has their own consent forms to give the patients information about the procedures they perform. There is no standard consent. I use one form for all brands of Hyaluronic Acid fillers, another for both Botox and Dysport, another for all types of Laser and Lights, etc....
