​I have been considering fillers on my face, will I still be able to do my facial massage after?

Its best to not manipulate the area that was treated for the first week, it should be okay massaging the face after the product has settled 

Generally, I ask patients to wait 2 weeks after filler injections before having any other procedures. You should ask your injector, as they may have different guidelines.

After you have your filler treatment i would recommend waiting 2 full weeks for the product to settle before massaging your face .   If you massage your face while product is settling you risk shifting the product into undesirable areas.  Good Luck  

I would advise against any facial massage for 2 weeks after your treatment with filler. If this guideline is not followed there is risk of moving the product. I would recommend choosing a board certified plastic surgeon, facial plastic surgeon, or dermatologist to perform your procedure. Each is a fantastic choice. I hope this information helps, and I wish you the best of luck .

You should be very gentle with your skin after having fillers.  I advise patients to not massage their skin, have a facial, microdermabrasion or laser treatment for the first 2 weeks after having their fillers.

Facial Fillers are a wonderful way to help rejuvenate the face, especially in the nasolabial area.  I would avoid facial massage for approximately one week after the filler injections and then you can resume your massages.  Please find an experienced dermatologist for the facial fillers for the best cosmetic result.

Once you inject fillers to your face, you want them to stay where they were meant to stay. Massaging will disperse them and may cause some bleeding into the area. Both of which are undesirable.I would recommend that you do not massage the area for about 2 weeks after filler injection. Thats what I tell my patients when they ask about facials/facial massage after fillers

For the  vast majority of fillers I usually do a little massage of the area to smooth out the filler but then ask my patients not to have any facials, massages, etc for 2 weeks after to avoid moving the product to a place we don't want it.  Certainly massages could also potentially cause faster breakdown of the product if you are massage right over the area injected. The one exception is with Sculptra where massage is performed 5 times per day for 5 days after injection to help smooth the product and avoid lump formation.  Good luck1

There are different types of fillers, which can do wonders to improve facial shape.  For Sculptra, we recommend massaging the areas that are injected.  For hyaluronic acid, it is best not to massage.  More importantly, these products are great only when used properly, and unfortunately there are a lot of doctors who offer facial fillers without knowing how to analyze a face properly. Therefore, I see a lot of people, who look swollen or strange because of over injection of filler or injecting a filler in the wrong places. While you may want a filler in the nasolabial fold (frown lines), instead you may need filler augmentation of the cheeks or both cheeks and nasolabial fold.  What to inject where, and how much to inject are both important, and this is why injecting with fillers is very tricky.  You have to ask yourself, why do people with money look funny?  So, be careful which doctor you choose.  You may want to choose a board certified plastic surgeon, like myself, over dermatologists, ENT, ophthalmologists, dentists, OB/gyn doctors who promote themselves as cosmetic surgeons.  Good luck!

After filler I usually advise patients not to massage the area for at least 4-6 hrs and no facials/face massage for approx 1 week just to avoid the product to be manipulated in different directions. I would suggest asking your provider what his/her protocol post filler is. Good Luck.