I had a horrible reaction to Volbella the dr overseeing the injector will not prescribe me any antibiotics says it’s just a herpes out break.
Answer: Reaction to Volbella! First, this is definitely not normal and may represent Avascular Necrosis which can lead to scarring. If your treating injector is not addressing this (and this needs to be addressed ASAP), then you really need to see an experienced injector as quickly as possible. First step is generally to dissolve the product using hyaluronidase and then treat accordingly. But this needs to be taken care of as quickly as possible. So sorry to hear about your experience and hope this information helps!-Gregory A Buford MD FACSBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon and AuthorAllergan MASTER Facial Injectables Trainer
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Answer: Reaction to Volbella! First, this is definitely not normal and may represent Avascular Necrosis which can lead to scarring. If your treating injector is not addressing this (and this needs to be addressed ASAP), then you really need to see an experienced injector as quickly as possible. First step is generally to dissolve the product using hyaluronidase and then treat accordingly. But this needs to be taken care of as quickly as possible. So sorry to hear about your experience and hope this information helps!-Gregory A Buford MD FACSBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon and AuthorAllergan MASTER Facial Injectables Trainer
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January 30, 2018
Answer: Volbella Reaction Sorry to hear about your experience. Before all else, vascular occlusion from filler should be ruled out as soon as possible as the consequences can be devastating. This needs prompt evaluation and should only be done in-person. Herpes outbreaks can be treated concurrently, if necessary. If you are not getting the care required from your current providers then I would recommend finding a physician ASAP who has experience in dealing with filler complications. Best wishes.
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January 30, 2018
Answer: Volbella Reaction Sorry to hear about your experience. Before all else, vascular occlusion from filler should be ruled out as soon as possible as the consequences can be devastating. This needs prompt evaluation and should only be done in-person. Herpes outbreaks can be treated concurrently, if necessary. If you are not getting the care required from your current providers then I would recommend finding a physician ASAP who has experience in dealing with filler complications. Best wishes.
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January 30, 2018
Answer: See a Doctor for a Formal Evaluation--sores after fillers I suggest you see your physician right away for possible vascular occlusion. This can be reversed with hyaluronidase and should be treated with topical vasodilators (nitropaste) as prevention. If it is a herpes outbreak, it can be treated with Valtrex. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
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January 30, 2018
Answer: See a Doctor for a Formal Evaluation--sores after fillers I suggest you see your physician right away for possible vascular occlusion. This can be reversed with hyaluronidase and should be treated with topical vasodilators (nitropaste) as prevention. If it is a herpes outbreak, it can be treated with Valtrex. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer
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Answer: Lip Augmentation Hello, I suggest you see a NEW physician right away for possible vascular occlusion. I would be concerned about your current providers advise. This is not a normal reaction to filler and can be very dangerous.
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Answer: Lip Augmentation Hello, I suggest you see a NEW physician right away for possible vascular occlusion. I would be concerned about your current providers advise. This is not a normal reaction to filler and can be very dangerous.
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July 16, 2018
Answer: Possible necrosis lip after filler Thankyou for your question. I suggest your go back to your injector or find someone new asap. A reaction like this after lip filler is a blocked artery until proven otherwise. The area needs the to be flooded with hylase which will dissolve the filler and unblock the artery.Some people rely on the symptom pain but it has been proven that the majority of blocked arteries do not have pain. Good luck
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July 16, 2018
Answer: Possible necrosis lip after filler Thankyou for your question. I suggest your go back to your injector or find someone new asap. A reaction like this after lip filler is a blocked artery until proven otherwise. The area needs the to be flooded with hylase which will dissolve the filler and unblock the artery.Some people rely on the symptom pain but it has been proven that the majority of blocked arteries do not have pain. Good luck
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