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Are there conditions (dermatitis, rosacea) or any predispositions to foreign body granuloma as result of fillers?

Reserved2973Mar 15, 2023
Looking into getting Restylane under eyes, at nasolabial folds, and upper cheeks. I have sebbhorheic dermatitis and rosacea, and am concerned immune issues will cause higher likelihood of granuloma. Is this the case, and is it recommended to test a less noticeable area before treating front of face? Thank you.

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