I recently read a medical journal that stated that hyaluronic acid can help accelerate myeloma cells. However, I am unsure if this means if it is ingested or used for fillers. Can a doctor please explain in layman's terms what this meant? Could my fillers have accelerated my cancer? Can I get it again in the future?
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Juvederm Ultra 3 is not sold in the US. Allergan who makes it did not get FDA approval for it. There is 2,3,4 approved in Canada and Europe for fine, medium and deep wrinkles. Allergan did not get FDA approval for this and did for their Vycross line of product: Vollure, Vollbella and Voluma. T...
Thank you for your question! I'm sorry you are not having the best experience with your Juvederm. It all depends where the filler was placed. Massage isn't recommended after injections to avoid movement of the product. It's best to follow up with your filler injector to discuss the new crease.
Thank you for your question! this is a very interesting topic as some reports are suggesting we see this more often with volbella. Management can include drainage and you don’t necessarily need to go to a plastic surgeon to have this done as a dermatologist should also know how to do this. T...
