Is it safe for a type 1 diabetic to have dermal fillers injected in the tear through area?

Fillers can be used safely on any part of the face/body in diabetics. Make sure you find an experienced injector. I use microcannulas for under the eyes, and would recommend you find someone who uses microcannulas.

I see no reason why fillers cannot be used in a patient with diabetes.  Cannulas limit complications in this area.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Yes, it is safe for diabetics to receive filler injections. There is no contraindication to diabetics receiving filler injections. As always, the skin should be prepped per protocol to diminish any chance of infection. Please consult a board certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon experienced in aesthetic treatments. Best wishes.

Diabetics can undergo filler injections without any problem.  It is important to follow a strict aseptic technique to avoid any chance of infection as diabetics are more likely to develop infection.Injections around the eyes in the tear trough carry the same risks for diabetics as for any other person.  It is important to avoid any intravascular injection.RegardsDr. J

My daughter is a type 1 diabetic with good control. I have done fillers on her for several years and would never do anything that would in any way compromise her. There are no issues with injecting diabetics. You just need to find a good injector!"This
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