I have seen this on consent forms. This makes me not want to procede. It says the product can be accidently injected into a blood vessel, resulting in a heart attack or stroke. My questions are...how does the surgeon knowingly prevent this? Please reassure me!
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November 20, 2010
Answer: Complications like stroke or heart attack should not occur during a well-performed Injectable Filler procedure.
This is an unusual complication. Likely the needle hit a small nerve. I would definitely go back to your doctor and let him or her know what you are experiencing.
Dr. Cat Begovic
Lumps and bumps can occur after a filler treatment, as well as bruising, but they usually resolve on their own. Lumps gradually disappear once the filler starts to get incorporated with your own skin tissue. It would be best if you book a follow up appointment with your injector in 1-2...