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In my view, there is no need to massage an area injected with hyaluronic acid unless you see or feel a nodule. The filler is somewhat malleable for a few weeks after you're injected. So if you're inadvertently overcorrected and see a nodule, massage may help to smooth the area. Regards from NJ:
I massage fillers after plaecment in specific areas to smooth it out. Still it may not be completely flat and may be maskedby some swelling after injection. I will recommend massaging of fillers if a patient feels lumps after treatment a few days after treatment.
The good new is if this is all you have after a week you are lucky. Discoloration beyond minimal bruising especially if accompanied by pain is a sign of impending skin death. If you do not have that after a week it is not likely you will get it. These marks will improve with time but no one can...
Regarding: "Dental Work or Dermal Filler First - Does It Matter? I am putting off Dental work as I am saving for fillers. I am wondering would it be a problem if I got dental work soon after dermal fillers? Would I have to tell my dentist? Also, will dermal filler upset any nerves that go...
Pain after dermal filler injections is usually mild to moderate and temporary. The level of discomfort can vary depending on individual pain tolerance, the specific area treated, and the technique used by the injector. Here's what you might expect in terms of pain after receiving dermal...
