I ordered some juvederm ultra 4 and I've started doing my nasal labial folds. Im just wondering what precautions I need to take apart from the obvious use alcohol wipes and inject far in enough for it to look natural and close enough to the surface for it to show? Any advice? I have seen my doctor do it many times before and the nasal labial folds are easy any tips on how to do the lips?
July 26, 2010
Answer: Do not inject yourself
fillers are not that easy that watching will give you the talent and knowledge to do it well. Residents who train in this already have a great experience in injecting medication and placing intravenous lines and they take many months to years to get comfortable on doing it on their patients. For you to do it yourself, not only might you not know the danger zones but using a mirror and holding your hands in an akward fashion increases the risk of complications. for your own safety and well-being, please do not inject yourself.
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July 26, 2010
Answer: Do not inject yourself
fillers are not that easy that watching will give you the talent and knowledge to do it well. Residents who train in this already have a great experience in injecting medication and placing intravenous lines and they take many months to years to get comfortable on doing it on their patients. For you to do it yourself, not only might you not know the danger zones but using a mirror and holding your hands in an akward fashion increases the risk of complications. for your own safety and well-being, please do not inject yourself.
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Answer: Self Injecting It is a very dangerous idea to inject yourself. First of all where is the product you are injecting coming from? Blackmarket fillers are unregulated and very dangerous. Secondly the practical knowledge for injecting is gained from years of training and should never be done by someone that does not have an expert knowledge of anatomy. Vessels that can be inadvertently injected by a novice can cause blindness and permanent skin loss. Please contact a professional to do your injections for your personal safety
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Answer: Self Injecting It is a very dangerous idea to inject yourself. First of all where is the product you are injecting coming from? Blackmarket fillers are unregulated and very dangerous. Secondly the practical knowledge for injecting is gained from years of training and should never be done by someone that does not have an expert knowledge of anatomy. Vessels that can be inadvertently injected by a novice can cause blindness and permanent skin loss. Please contact a professional to do your injections for your personal safety
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