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Is it safe to have Sclerotherpy and lip fillers done the same week?

ochiexxMar 9, 2022
I had Sclerotherpy to remove veins on my breast on Tuesday. I have an appointment to get my lips done with HA fillers on Saturday. Is this safe? These two procedures should not interfere with one another?

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