Firstly, the skin and the surrounding area goes white. This is called blanching. The extent depends on the vessel itself. Pain may be present, however this is not universal, as the filler contains Lidocaine. Once the lidocaine wears off, pain will be present. The skin then turns pink, red,...
Hyaluronidase is the only safe and effect option for dissolving hyaluronic acid-based dermal fillers. A small amount of hyaluronidase can go a long way to help soften the effects of your recent filler treatment. And if done correctly, it can leave a natural appearance to the face without...
Scar tissue can affect lip fillers. It is a denser material than the surrounding tissues and may not respond to fillers the same way as surrounding tissue. However, with very careful placement of fillers in a slow fashion, the surgeon can accommodate this although care is always taken.
