Have blisters. Pain. Dermatologist who did injection stated does not have dissolving agent to inject. Went to plastic surgeon, said he cannot inject agent without knowing what she did. Was given nitropaste. Am I going to be ok? Very scared. Had injections now 48 hours ago.
Answer: Filler Needs To Be Dissolved ASAP Sorry to hear about your experience. I would advise avoiding getting injections done by someone who is not prepared to deal with the complications should they arise. You need the filler dissolved with hyaluronidase without any further delay. Warm compresses, aspirin, and nitropaste can help but the first step is always to dissolve the filler. Find a physician who can dissolve the filler for you right away. Best wishes.
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Answer: Filler Needs To Be Dissolved ASAP Sorry to hear about your experience. I would advise avoiding getting injections done by someone who is not prepared to deal with the complications should they arise. You need the filler dissolved with hyaluronidase without any further delay. Warm compresses, aspirin, and nitropaste can help but the first step is always to dissolve the filler. Find a physician who can dissolve the filler for you right away. Best wishes.
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November 18, 2016
Answer: Injection of Restylane into a vessel is an emergency Hopefully you are already getting treatment for this complication. I agree with my colleagues who have urged you to get immediate medical attention and hyaluronidase injected. Any physician who is injecting hyaluronic acid (such as Juvederm or Restylane) MUST have hyaluronidase immediately available. If this particular dermatologist does not have this dissolving agent, they should stop injecting the material immediately until they have access to it.
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November 18, 2016
Answer: Injection of Restylane into a vessel is an emergency Hopefully you are already getting treatment for this complication. I agree with my colleagues who have urged you to get immediate medical attention and hyaluronidase injected. Any physician who is injecting hyaluronic acid (such as Juvederm or Restylane) MUST have hyaluronidase immediately available. If this particular dermatologist does not have this dissolving agent, they should stop injecting the material immediately until they have access to it.
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November 18, 2016
Answer: Call Your Doctor Immediately You should call your Dr. immediately for treatment and wound care. This needs to be treated and reversed in order to avoid more complications and scarring. Best, Dr. Emer
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November 18, 2016
Answer: Call Your Doctor Immediately You should call your Dr. immediately for treatment and wound care. This needs to be treated and reversed in order to avoid more complications and scarring. Best, Dr. Emer
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November 18, 2016
Answer: Blisters and pain after Restylane This can represent an emergency and you should seek immediate treatment. Using nitropaste is one part of the treatment strategy. This problem is most often treated using warm compresses, aspirin, a hyaluronidase injection, and possibly hyperbaric oxygen. I would go back to your injector and have them arrange treatment for you with the appropriate physician.
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November 18, 2016
Answer: Blisters and pain after Restylane This can represent an emergency and you should seek immediate treatment. Using nitropaste is one part of the treatment strategy. This problem is most often treated using warm compresses, aspirin, a hyaluronidase injection, and possibly hyperbaric oxygen. I would go back to your injector and have them arrange treatment for you with the appropriate physician.
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Answer: It is very important for every injector to have hyaluronidase on hand. Thank you for your question! It is very important for every injector to have hyaluronidase on hand. From your photo it looks like you had an injection into a blood vessel and the oxygen was cut off. This can scar and the tissue can be compromised. It is very important to seek treatment as soon as possible. I recommend finding a doctor who is willing to treat this right away. Best of luck!
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Answer: It is very important for every injector to have hyaluronidase on hand. Thank you for your question! It is very important for every injector to have hyaluronidase on hand. From your photo it looks like you had an injection into a blood vessel and the oxygen was cut off. This can scar and the tissue can be compromised. It is very important to seek treatment as soon as possible. I recommend finding a doctor who is willing to treat this right away. Best of luck!
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