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Hi, thanks for your question. You may want to speak to your provider or doctor before you get your filler treatment, only because you mentioned that your allergic reactions to peanuts is severe. That said, Versa is a hyaluronic acid based filler which is a substance that is already present in the body, so allergic reactions to hyaluronic acid are typically quite rare. You should however not have this treatment if you are allergic to any of the proteins that make up hyaluronic acid or if you are allergic to lidocaine. That said there are typically no contraindications when it comes to dermal fillers and peanut or tree nut allergies.
Versa is one of many hyaluronic acid fillers available on the market today. Since all of these hyaluronic acid products are created in the laboratory, you should not have any issues with allergies despite the fact that you may have allergies to food products. I hope this helps and good luck from New York City plastic surgery
Thank you for your question. Based on your images, it appears your nose and chin are out of proportion. I might recommend a combination of rhinoplasty to refine the nasal bridge and chin augmentation to bring the entire profile into balance. These two procedures could be performed at the same...
I appreciate your question. Hyaluronic acid is a substance that naturally occurs in the body, aiding in skin hydration. When HA fillers are placed into the dermal structure, the body breaks down the HA over time. It does not remain in the system indefinitely, which is why filler treatments need...
Nobody knows if fillers can irritate this. the filler itself cannot, but injections/stabbing of the skin has the potential to initiate any inflammatory condition. I would use a cannula and take medtrol and use LED right like (see emeragecosmetics link). Best, Dr. Emer.
