Im interested in getting radiesse or any other dermal filler for my nose, my nose is only slightly crooked and only need a little spot filled on the top. Im wondering if this is still a safe procedure if I have allergic rhinitis, Im not allergic to any medicine only to outdoor plants and stuff.
July 29, 2013
Answer: Radiesse and allergies
It is safe to have Radiesese if you have seasonal allergies, or allergic rhinitis. The product is placed under the skin and on top of the bone/cartilage. Consultation with your injecting MD is important to evaluate where and how much product would be needed to correct your nose.
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July 29, 2013
Answer: Radiesse and allergies
It is safe to have Radiesese if you have seasonal allergies, or allergic rhinitis. The product is placed under the skin and on top of the bone/cartilage. Consultation with your injecting MD is important to evaluate where and how much product would be needed to correct your nose.
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July 29, 2013
Answer: Allergic rhinitis and Radiesse
Your allergies and sniffles would have no relevance in terms of injection of dermal fillers to correct a nasal deformity. See a board certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate you not only for the use of fillers but to examine your nose to determine whether the underlying condition warrants surgical correction.
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July 29, 2013
Answer: Allergic rhinitis and Radiesse
Your allergies and sniffles would have no relevance in terms of injection of dermal fillers to correct a nasal deformity. See a board certified plastic surgeon who can evaluate you not only for the use of fillers but to examine your nose to determine whether the underlying condition warrants surgical correction.
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