I had injection 2weeks ago, Doc only used 1/2 syringe, How long can I hold on to other half
Answer: Restylane Silk We do not store syringes for patients, plain and simple. Once the syringe is opened, it is used that day and discarded.
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Answer: Expiration time on Restylane Silk? Two weeks might be too long. However, I do not "save" any fillers for patients because there's a higher risk of infection once the sterile packaging is open. Speak with your injector before any treatments.
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Answer: Expiration time on Restylane Silk? Two weeks might be too long. However, I do not "save" any fillers for patients because there's a higher risk of infection once the sterile packaging is open. Speak with your injector before any treatments.
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July 30, 2017
Answer: Restylane Silk Thank you for sharing your question. Once a syringe of any filler is opened, I will use it during one setting. I don't think it is safe to open a syringe, partially use it, and save the rest for later since there is a risk for infection. This is the current standard of care. Please make sure to see board certified injectors who have experience in the condition or area you would like treated. Good luck!
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Answer: Restylane Silk Thank you for sharing your question. Once a syringe of any filler is opened, I will use it during one setting. I don't think it is safe to open a syringe, partially use it, and save the rest for later since there is a risk for infection. This is the current standard of care. Please make sure to see board certified injectors who have experience in the condition or area you would like treated. Good luck!
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November 6, 2018
Answer: Two weeks might be too long. Thank you for your question! Two weeks might be too long. However, I do not "save" any fillers for patients because there's a higher risk of infection once the sterile packaging is open. Speak with your injector before any treatments. Best of luck!
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November 6, 2018
Answer: Two weeks might be too long. Thank you for your question! Two weeks might be too long. However, I do not "save" any fillers for patients because there's a higher risk of infection once the sterile packaging is open. Speak with your injector before any treatments. Best of luck!
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November 21, 2017
Answer: Expiration Date You can find the expiration date on the side of the box your injector used. However, once a syringe of any type of filler is opened, we will use it that day. There is higher risk of infection if that syringe is stored and used at a later date. Hope that helps!
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November 21, 2017
Answer: Expiration Date You can find the expiration date on the side of the box your injector used. However, once a syringe of any type of filler is opened, we will use it that day. There is higher risk of infection if that syringe is stored and used at a later date. Hope that helps!
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