Is Restylane or Juvederm Safe for Scleroderma Patients?

If you are in the active phase of the disease, then it is probably not a good idea to inject. However, if you are in the inactive phase, it may be safe to inject, though reactivation of the disease is a theoretical possibility.

This is something I'd discuss first with your provider to have a full assessment and your treatment options. For a thorough review of potential side effects and contraindications regarding cosmetic Botox, please see the website referenced below.

I am not aware of any correlation between this disease and a product that is placed in the dermis. That being said there could always be issues. Personally, I have treated several patients with both active and inactive scleroderma without any problems. There is always hyaluronidase if you have a bad reaction to the product. Good luck.