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Go right ahead! There is no problems or contraindications for you to have filler prior to general anesthesia. Good Luck with everything
There is likely no risk to you if this is done, especially if done with a cannula, however, i suggest waiting. there is likely no reason why you would need to do this prior to having general anesthetic which would need access to your throat. I suggest waiting till after. Best, Dr. Emer.
I would generally advise against any elective cosmetic procedure just prior to a medically necessary procedure to avoid any delay or interruption of medical care.
Thanks for your question. I don't see why this would be a problem. You certainly don't have to worry about any kind of an interaction between the filler and the anesthetic. Best of luck to you!
You will not have any problems with your filler if it is done at least a week or so before the general anesthesia. You want the filler to settle before the lips and mouth are manipulated which is frequently done with general anesthesia.
You will be quite swollen for about one week, and sutures come out then. Be careful with that procedure because scars may be noticeable. Be certain to choose a board certified plastic surgeon. Good luck!
Hi @muna321! If a Hyaluronic Acid Dermal Filler was used, you can dissolve the product with Hyaluronidase. Best of luck to you, Dr. Nima!
Thanks for your question and photo. This is normal. Swelling can last for about 24 hours. It might be best to sleep with your head elevated.
Thank you for your question. You need to be examined by a physcian. You may have an infection. Treatment would be steroids, antibiotics and reversal of the product. Consult with a local board certified injector. Best Wishes.
Great question.Augmenting your lips with dermal filler would make them appear fuller and likely help change the proportion of your face. Your nose shape wouldn't change but fuller lips could help balance your features. It is a relatively quick procedure with much less risk and...
Thank you for your question and photographs. While nothing replaces an office examination, what you may be referring to is the natural volume loss, shrinkage, and sagging that occurs around the mouth and lips. The visible appearance of this natural process may start around late 20's. The general...
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