2 days ago I had Voluma injected in my nose bridge as well as on the sides of the nose/nostrils to fill in the natural indents that were there. I have had intermittent, random pain sometimes on the left side, maybe in the nostril, but no where else. Could that be a sign of blood being restricted to that side of my nose?
Answer: What are the symptoms of artery blockage or necrosis following filler injections? Thank you for your question. Injection of fillers can disrupt the blood pattern of a particular artery or vein through either compression or an accidental injection into either blood vessel. This is a particularly rare complication and can be associated with pain, skin discoloration with either a bluish tint to the skin or pale white skin, swelling, and skin breakdown. Please see your physician to ensure that these complications are not occurring.
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Answer: What are the symptoms of artery blockage or necrosis following filler injections? Thank you for your question. Injection of fillers can disrupt the blood pattern of a particular artery or vein through either compression or an accidental injection into either blood vessel. This is a particularly rare complication and can be associated with pain, skin discoloration with either a bluish tint to the skin or pale white skin, swelling, and skin breakdown. Please see your physician to ensure that these complications are not occurring.
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January 11, 2019
Answer: Vascular Compromise From Fillers Symptoms include pain, change in color, swelling, skin breakdown or pus pimples. I suggest if you are concerned to see your physician. This is a rare complication but can occur from direct injection into a vessel or from compression of the filler around a vessel. Best, Dr. Emer.
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January 11, 2019
Answer: Vascular Compromise From Fillers Symptoms include pain, change in color, swelling, skin breakdown or pus pimples. I suggest if you are concerned to see your physician. This is a rare complication but can occur from direct injection into a vessel or from compression of the filler around a vessel. Best, Dr. Emer.
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September 26, 2018
Answer: Necrosis? Pain is always a symptom that something is wrong, however, it might not be serious.I'm continually amazed that patients take the time to ask this kind of question here rather than call their doctor immediately, which is what you should do if you haven't already done.Pain, discoloration, or swelling are three of the symptoms that can occur with vascular occlusion which, fortunately, is rare.
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September 26, 2018
Answer: Necrosis? Pain is always a symptom that something is wrong, however, it might not be serious.I'm continually amazed that patients take the time to ask this kind of question here rather than call their doctor immediately, which is what you should do if you haven't already done.Pain, discoloration, or swelling are three of the symptoms that can occur with vascular occlusion which, fortunately, is rare.
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June 25, 2018
Answer: Skin necrosis is rare after injection of filler If you are concerned that you have skin necrosis, you should see your physician immediately.Skin necrosis is a very rare side effect of Voluma, and would only occur if the filler was causing compression of a blood vessel in the area it was injected. Signs of skin necrosis include changes in skin color (a blue, dusky, or dark hue in that area), pain, and “breakdown” of the skin. It’s worth noting that after any surgical procedure, cigarette smoking significantly increases the risk of necrosis.As I tell everyone, the most important decision you make after deciding to undergo a cosmetic procedure is choosing your Dermatologist. An experienced physician who performs these procedures on a daily basis will provide the best results with the fewest side effects.
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June 25, 2018
Answer: Skin necrosis is rare after injection of filler If you are concerned that you have skin necrosis, you should see your physician immediately.Skin necrosis is a very rare side effect of Voluma, and would only occur if the filler was causing compression of a blood vessel in the area it was injected. Signs of skin necrosis include changes in skin color (a blue, dusky, or dark hue in that area), pain, and “breakdown” of the skin. It’s worth noting that after any surgical procedure, cigarette smoking significantly increases the risk of necrosis.As I tell everyone, the most important decision you make after deciding to undergo a cosmetic procedure is choosing your Dermatologist. An experienced physician who performs these procedures on a daily basis will provide the best results with the fewest side effects.
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April 16, 2015
Answer: Vascular occlusion symptoms include pain, skin changes Just having pain after an injection in you nose is not likely impending necrosis. Pale skin, followed by bluish tint in areas well beyond the area injected is needed too. It then will turn dark, sometimes black as the skin is dying. A superficial infection can occur too.
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April 16, 2015
Answer: Vascular occlusion symptoms include pain, skin changes Just having pain after an injection in you nose is not likely impending necrosis. Pale skin, followed by bluish tint in areas well beyond the area injected is needed too. It then will turn dark, sometimes black as the skin is dying. A superficial infection can occur too.
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