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Dermal Fillers and VR Headsets?

NoSoupForYouNov 30, 2022
Hi there. I was thinking about getting dermal fillers in my temple area and also the apples of my cheeks (not the high cheekbone area). I use my VR headset to work out and it's quite heavy. I take measures to counterbalance it so it doesn't put too much pressure on my forehead and cheeks, but it still applies some pressure. If I get dermal fillers in these areas, how long would it be recommended that I wait before I resume using the headset? Thank you!

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Dr. Glenn Vallecillos, MD, FACS
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
Answered on Dec 28, 2022
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