Can I get lip fillers after vascular occlusion? What are the risks?

I suggest avoiding any fillers to the area you may have had a vascular accident for at least 3-6 months. the blood vessels are compromised.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for your question! I would go to an expert injector and explain the previous problem. It can be evened out with precise filler injection. Lucky this is the only side effect from such a devastating potential problem. Blunt cannulas for the lips will decrease the likihood of a vascular occlusion in the future. Best of luck!

I would avoid anymore injections for at least six months since you had such a complication.  Best, Dr. Green

I would go to an expert injector and explain the previous problem. It can be evened out with precise filler injection. Lucky this is the only side effect from such a devastating potential problem. Blunt cannulas for the lips will decrease the likihood of a vascular occlusion in the future.

Avoid for at least 3 months. The area needs to heal, and repair following arterial occlusion. Arterial occlusion, though rare, is a serious side effect, and can be reversed in the majority of cases. Next time around, consider the use of a cannula for filling (this does not prevent arterial or vascular occlusion, but reduces the chances)All the bestDr Davin LimLaser and aesthetics Brisbane, Australia.