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I appreciate your question.A tiny bit of filler is not harmful to ingest. I would recommend following up with injecting MD for any immediate questions/concernsThe best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam.Please see a board-certified plastic surgeon that specializes in aesthetic and restorative plastic surgery.best of luck!Dr Schwartz
Thanks for your question. Everything should be okay. There is no need to worry.Best Wishes, Dr. Newall
Restalyne is just hyaluronic acid which is a naturally occurring substance in our bodies. You will not get sick from it.
Thank you for your question. You do not need to be concerned about ingesting a small quantity of Restylane. It will do no harm. Make sure you have an experienced expert injector helping you with fillers. Good luck.
No. A small amount of hyaluronic acid will not harm you in any way. Best.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon
A small amount of filler into your mouth shouldn't harm you. I suggest cannula injections in the future to limit complications. Best, Dr. Emer.
No need to worry. Ingesting some Restylane, which is sterilized in the syringe, will not cause a problem.
No it is not harmful to ingest. But I would not make a habit of it. obviously it is wasted product. Good luck and best wishes.
Restylane is a filler made of hyaluronic acid (or HA), which is a special sugar we all have in our skin and the fluid that lubricates our joints. Restylane usually comes mixed with lidocaine, a numbing medication. Neither one should be harmful if ingested, especially in the small amounts contained in a Restylane syringe. Best of luck to you.
Restylane contains a normal constituent of the body and ingestion will have no effect on you at all.
It can take about two weeks for any swelling or bruising to resolve after Restylane or Juvederm lip injections. If you are not happy with your result at that time, please return to your doctor for reassessment. You may require additional filler, particularly for your lower lip.
I appreciate your question.Yes the filler can be dissolved if needed with hyaluronidase.The best way to assess and give true advice would be an in-person exam because it may not need to be. Other options can be discussed to improve your facial volumization.Please see a board-certified...
There is always the risk of bruising after dermal filler injections but these things may help:1. Ice during and after the proceure2. No aspirin, alcohol, high-dose vitamins, herbal medications or teas a week before the procedure3. Arnica??? (not proven)And I prefer needles.Hope that helps!