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

Dear Doctors I have nose fillers injected about 2 months ago, and I am now traveling on a 4-hour flight tomorrow morning. However, I am still worrying about the flight as I am afraid the pressure in the cabin & high altitude could affect my nose fillers. 

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Dr. Renata Wix-Harris, MD
Dr. Renata Wix-Harris, MD
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Answered on May 30, 2018
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Dr. Bernard Tan, MBBS, MRCSB
Dr. Bernard Tan, MBBS, MRCSB
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Dr. Anteneh Roba, MD
Dr. Anteneh Roba, MD
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Answered on May 30, 2018
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