If I am allergic to NSAIDs, am I able to get fillers?

There are no known cross-reactivities with NSAIDs and any of the fillers. You should be ok to proceed with injections. However, be sure to have a thorough discussion with your physician prior to treatment.

Your allergy would not be a contraindication to fillers. See a board certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist to discuss.

Fillers should not be a problem if you are allergic to Anti-inflammatories.  Best of luck with you decision to move forward.

Dermal fillers to not contain any NSAIDS. Usually, dermal fillers consist of something called a hyaluronic acid, which is something that the body produces itself. The only type of sensitivity most commonly seen is to the Lidocaine that is typically mixed with the dermal filler. Be sure to address your allergy list with your doctor prior to any treatments.

Hyaluronic acid fillers are in no way cross reactive with NSAIDS.  In fact, NSAIDS should be discontinued for a week prior to fillers to minimize brusing.