I had restaylne in the past and it really bruised. the bruises lasted over 3 weeks!! is juvederm similar in that I will get bruising from the injection?
August 13, 2019
Answer: Bruising from Dermal Filler Thank you for your question. An experienced provider can typically reduce the occurrence of bruising and some modalities like using a microcannula can reduce that occurrence even further. However, the risk of bruising is still always present regardless of the type of product used. I hope that helps!
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August 13, 2019
Answer: Bruising from Dermal Filler Thank you for your question. An experienced provider can typically reduce the occurrence of bruising and some modalities like using a microcannula can reduce that occurrence even further. However, the risk of bruising is still always present regardless of the type of product used. I hope that helps!
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July 8, 2019
Answer: I have bruised from Restylane before. Will Juvederm cause the same bruising There is a risk of bruising from either product. The product itself does not cause bruising, but rather bruising is caused if a blood vessel is disrupted during injection. Typically bruises, if they occur, will resolve within a couple of weeks. To help lower your risk avoid aspirin, NSAIDS, Vitamin E or other medications that thin the blood for a week prior to injection.
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July 8, 2019
Answer: I have bruised from Restylane before. Will Juvederm cause the same bruising There is a risk of bruising from either product. The product itself does not cause bruising, but rather bruising is caused if a blood vessel is disrupted during injection. Typically bruises, if they occur, will resolve within a couple of weeks. To help lower your risk avoid aspirin, NSAIDS, Vitamin E or other medications that thin the blood for a week prior to injection.
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June 10, 2017
Answer: Fillers and the ... Fillers can bruise. It is not dependent on the specific filler as they are both HAs.It can be controlled with decreasing things that cause blood thinning such as fish oil, aspirin, alcohol and NSAIDs.Also cannulas have been shown to decrease the bruising. See the video attached for a demonstration.Hope this helps.Best of luck,DrC
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June 10, 2017
Answer: Fillers and the ... Fillers can bruise. It is not dependent on the specific filler as they are both HAs.It can be controlled with decreasing things that cause blood thinning such as fish oil, aspirin, alcohol and NSAIDs.Also cannulas have been shown to decrease the bruising. See the video attached for a demonstration.Hope this helps.Best of luck,DrC
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