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Is It Ok to Fly After Having Radiesse Injections, or Does One Need to Wait a Certain Period of Time?

September 11, 2012
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September 12, 2012

Answer: Flying after fillers is just fine

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Answer: Flying after fillers is just fine

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Answer: It is Okay to Fly after Filler Treatment

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Jonathan Sonne, MD (retired)
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Answer: It is Okay to Fly after Filler Treatment

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