I am a 50 YOF, looking for firming/rejuvenation of the lower face. I have had Restylane/ Juvederm with great results. New doctor is suggesting World Dermic's H100 worlddermic.net as less expensive/longer lasting alternative: 100 mg Hyaluronic acid (sodium salt form) 5% mannitol, DMAE, Pro-collagen peptide, silicium, Vitamins, Minerals, Aminoacids. I believe the product is traditionally injected (friend had it) and not with the use of a dermapen. Experiences/opinions greatly appreciated.
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Using needle for filler removal immediately after injection would make some sense if hyaluronidase was not available or the filler was not made of hyaluronic acid, e.g.. Radiesse, Ellanse or other permanent/semi-permanent fillers. The only reason to remove filler immediately would be in t...
The hyaluronic acid is a safe choice for fillers even in the presence of auto-immune disorder unless during their treatment with immunosuppressive medications. Absolutely avoid permanent or semi-permanent fillers. Good luck!
I am sorry you experienced such a large bruise. Unfortunately, any time a needle is put into our skin, there is the possibility this can happen. The lips, in particular, are very vascular, which increases the chance of bruising. In the future, be sure that you do not ingest ibuprofen, Ad...