I had Juvederm injected into marionette lines and Radisse injected into the top of myhands by a plastic surgeon and both areas resulted in bruising. Whereas when a dermatolist injected Perlane into marionette lines I experienced no bruising. Is there an explanation for these different outcomes?
October 17, 2012
Answer: Is bruising common after Juvederm in Marionette lines?
Bruising (bleeding) is the most common side effect of being injected with a needle "anywhere" That said, there are a few things we can do to minimize that risk.
Avoid blood thinners such as Aspirin, Advil, Omega 3's, etc for 1 week prior to injections.
Holding pressure on any site that does bleed until it stops will minimize how much bruising you get. Also keep in mind that some areas have more blood vessels than others and some injectors are more careful than others!
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October 17, 2012
Answer: Is bruising common after Juvederm in Marionette lines?
Bruising (bleeding) is the most common side effect of being injected with a needle "anywhere" That said, there are a few things we can do to minimize that risk.
Avoid blood thinners such as Aspirin, Advil, Omega 3's, etc for 1 week prior to injections.
Holding pressure on any site that does bleed until it stops will minimize how much bruising you get. Also keep in mind that some areas have more blood vessels than others and some injectors are more careful than others!
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October 21, 2012
Answer: Juvederm and bruising
It is possible to have bruising at any injection site with any of the fillers. Avoidance of alcohol, green tea, fish oils, vitamin E, garlic, Aspirin and Advil for 10 days before your injections can help minimize the bruising.
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October 21, 2012
Answer: Juvederm and bruising
It is possible to have bruising at any injection site with any of the fillers. Avoidance of alcohol, green tea, fish oils, vitamin E, garlic, Aspirin and Advil for 10 days before your injections can help minimize the bruising.
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