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Allergies to Juvederm, Botox, and most other facial injectables are very rare. Food allergies should not cross-react with hyaluronic acid-based fillers. That being said, the lips do tend to swell a bit after any filler injections, but this is a normal response and not an allergic reaction.Be sure to see an expert physician injector who specializes in facial aesthetic procedures.All the best,
No, this doesn't mean you'll have an allergy to Juvederm. Keep in mind, allergies to Juvederm are extremely rare. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a cosmetic dermatologist. Best, Dr. Emerr
No, this doesn't mean you'll have complications with HA fillers. Allergies with fillers are extremely rare. I recommend getting a formal consultation with a plastic surgeon or cosmetic dermatologist. Hope this helps.
No, this doesn't mean you'll have complications with HA fillers. Allergies with fillers are extremely rare. I recommend getting a formal consultation with a plastic surgeon or cosmetic dermatologist.
Allergies related to Juvederm are very rare. There is no way to guarantee you won't have an allergic reaction, but the risk is very low. Some Juvederm products have lidocaine mixed in for comfort during treatment. Be sure to mention to your injector if you have an allergy to lidocaine. Please note that swelling and bruising are common with lip injections and can last up to two weeks after treatment.
For fillers and HA the answer is no. The red flag is the Kiwi and latex cross reaction. Now, if you have a true allergy to Kiwi - you probably will have a cross reaction to the gloves your Specialist will be using. Flag your Kiwi hypersensitivity and your specialist will take action with different gloves and start the ball rolling for further investigations via a immunologist or patch- skin prick test with a medical dermatologist or allergist. Dr Davin Lim. Brisbane. Australia.
Tear trough filler is suppose to be injected below the muscle and above the bone. The filler is likely injected in the subcutaneous or dermis layer. You can always get this dissolve by hylenex. Hope this helps, best Dr. Thuy Doan.
Thank you for your question. 0.5ml will definitely make a difference. It will be more natural looking. Hope this helps, Dr. Thuy Doan.
Filler migration, swelling, and granulomas can cause significant discomfort and cosmetic ramifications. Our office specializes in the use of enzymes and filler reversal techniques without hyaluronidase to help improve the results of botched cosmetic fillers, whether caused by Juvederm,...
