Is it possible to receive facial fillers whilst taking blood thinning medication?

Yes you can have facial fillers injected while on blood thinners but keep in mind that you will have an increased chance of bleeding and bruising during and after your treatment. Best of luck

The risks of developing bleeding is very high in this situation.  Bruising may be significant and serious problems may arise.

It is possible but you will most likely experience more bleeding related to the injection process and prolonged bruising. You should inform your injector prior to your treatment just so that they can make any necessary adjustments to the treatment protocol.

Blood thinners are not a contraindications for the injection of fillers.  You need to be aware, however, that you are at an increased risk for bleeding and bruising following the procedure.  Good Luck!

Thank you for your excellent question. You can take blood thinning medication while receiving fillers, however you will have an increased chance of bleeding and bruising during and after your treatment.  Using the cannula technique can help reduce, but not completely eliminate this. It is best to inform your injector of the medications you are taking. Best of Luck!

Thank you for your excellent question. You can take blood thinning medication while receiving fillers, however you will have an increased chance of bleeding and bruising during and after your treatment.  Using the cannula technique can help reduce, but not completely eliminate this. It is best to inform your injector of the medications you are taking. Best of Luck!

Yes, you are just more likely to
bruise but we have lasers that can treat the bruising. Also, you can use arnica
and bromelin (or eat pineapple) to help counteract the blood thinning medication
but check with your doctor first to make sure that is ok to do.

Patients mean a lot of things but anticoagulation is taking medications like Xarelto and Warfarin. Antiplatelet therapy is taking aspirin and Plavix.Bunt cannula techniques are best to reduce bruising and holding pressure and using ice immediately thereafter helps.

The short answer is yes. Blood thinners will significantly raise your risk and severity of possible bruising. However, fillers can still be placed if you are otherwise a good candidate. I have found that the cannula technique can reduce, but not completely eliminate, the risk of fillers in people currently taking blood thinners. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon