Can I go skydiving when I’ve just had a Restylane nose filler?

My recommendation would be to wait a minimum of 4 weeks to allow the area to fully heal and settle. Most skydivers have to wear face protection which may put too much pressure on the area that was injected. This can result in unnecessary injury to the nose and displacement of the filler.

Hello! My name is Jessica, I am a physician assistant, and one of the providers at Aesthetic Skin in Winnetka and Chicago. This is a great question. Going skydiving just five days after receiving Restylane nose fillers involves several considerations to ensure both the safety and effectiveness of your treatment. Restylane fillers are designed to enhance volume and shape in the nasal area. While the risk of complications is generally low, engaging in high-impact activities like skydiving shortly after the procedure can increase the risk of swelling, bruising, or displacement of the filler. The force and movement associated with skydiving might exacerbate any initial swelling or cause changes in the filler placement, potentially impacting the final results. Five days is relatively soon after receiving fillers, and while many people experience minimal issues, individual responses can vary. It's essential to allow time for initial swelling and any potential bruising to settle. Skydiving involves rapid acceleration and changes in air pressure, which might affect the newly injected area and could lead to discomfort or complications. Typically, most providers recommend avoiding strenuous activities, including high-impact sports, for at least one to two weeks after receiving dermal fillers. This precaution helps ensure that the filler remains in place and allows any initial swelling or bruising to subside. If you’re set on going skydiving soon after the procedure, getting explicit approval from your injector is crucial. In summary, while many individuals might recover quickly from Restylane fillers, engaging in skydiving just five days afterward could pose risks related to swelling, bruising, or filler displacement. I hope this helps and best of luck!