Is it okay to get Voluma for temporal hollowing following a pterional craniotomy? (Photos)

January 14, 2018
Asked By:velochica in Denver, CO

My temporalis muscle works so it might be from some atrophy or "settling of the bone flap." Surgery was in 2014. Will the Voluma stay in place? Am I at a greater risk than others due to the fact my temporalis muscle was dissected and and reattached and I have screws nearby? Does this increase the risk of the filler going where it should not go? I'm scheduled to have the procedure done by an RN expert injector who is a "nationally recognized speaker and trainer for Allergan." Thank you..

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