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Dermal fillers in nose, nausea and headache? I got them five days ago.

ElleG6382Jul 2, 2018
Five days ago, I got dermal fillers put in the bridge and tip of my nose in hopes of creating a softer appearance. At first, the only symptoms I had were slight headaches and bruising. However, about two days post procedure, I started having slight stomach pains and nausea which I still have 2 days later. Is this a typical side effect of hydroluronic acid fillers? If so how long do symptoms usually last? If I decide to have this dissolved are there side effects from that treatment as well? Please advise.

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