Is Juvederm Voluma or Restylane contra-indicated if one cannot suspend daily aspirin regimen?

  Because  aspirin is a blood thinner, it can keep the blood vessels from healing as quickly as they normally would. This effect of low-dose prophylactic aspirin therapy, however, should not affect you much when receiving injectable treatments of Juvederm , Voluma, Restylane or Silk, and  might not necessarily be a reason for you to stop your aspirin treatment.  If the risks outweigh the benefits of stopping your aspirin therapy, then the recommendations of  Arnica and Bromelain tablets can help support tissue healing and minimize bruising and swelling.

I have injected many patients on a daily aspirin regimen with varying results; some have no bruising while others have bruises that are evident. I would plan as though you will bruise. Perhaps schedule during a time when you will have no major engagements in the 3 or 4 days following. 

Thank you for your question.  There is no contraindication to receiving fillers while on a daily aspirin regimen, but you should be aware that you will have a higher risk of bruising.  Talk to your doctor about methods to reduce your risk of bruising, and ways to manage any that may develop.