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Headaches and slight dizziness after hyaluronic acid filler in tear-trough and nasolabial lines areas. Is this a side effect?

Cinnamon_CesApr 21, 2019
Got (Neuramis Deep hyaluronic acid) filler for my dark circles (Tear trought area) and to the nasolabial lines (Neuramis Volume hyaluronic acid) 3 days ago, I had no brusing or lumps but I've been having continuous headaches and intermitent slight dizziness. Is this a temporal possible side effect? I performed the procedure with a certified professional in a good clinic and the product it's approved by the FDA and also approved in my country. I am kinda nervous. Please help me.

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Dr. Liliana Marcu Awan, MD, FAAFP - Account Suspended
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Answered on Apr 23, 2019
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