Flying with Nose Fillers: Will the pressure in the cabin and high altitude adversely affect my nose fillers in any way?

Thank you for sharing your photos. The area under eye area is a difficult area to treat due to how thin the skin is. A multi-treatment approach to this area is necessary. I would recommend a soft hyaluronic acid filler to carefully fill in this area and minimize any shadowing (which can also c...

I suggest you do a Google search and look at Ratemds.com to find someone near you. I will warn you that many plastic surgeons in Toronto use nurses to inject. Only a few do the injections themselves. I do happen to do the injections myself but there are others too.The foregoing information ...

From the photos that you have provided it appears that your injector has created a hematoma by hitting the supra trochlear artery.   The artery runs from the corner of the eye to the scalp and is deep to the frontalis muscle in that area.  Only time, not dissolver will take care of that.  

It should be okay to proceed with injectables after the procedures you are describing.  Each procedure and anesthesia is different, so make sure that the injector knows exactly what you are going to do.  Remember that patients should be off of things that can cause the blood to be, "thin", and c...