8 Questions
What may be required before injection of fillers?
Ice, anesthetic, or nerve block
What sensation may occur during injection of fillers?
Stinging or burning
When may allergy testing be required for fillers?
For some fillers
When can patients return to everyday activities after filler injection?
Immediately
What varies with the filler used?
The results and downtime
What do most fillers offer in terms of results?
Temporary results
What are possible side effects of filler injection?
Redness, swelling, tenderness, and bruising
Where are serious side effects more likely to occur?
With non-medical providers
Study Notes
- Fillers may require ice, anesthetic, or nerve block before injection
- Injection may cause stinging or burning sensation
- Allergy testing may be required for some fillers
- Patients can return to everyday activities after injection
- Results and downtime vary with the filler used
- Most fillers offer temporary results and require repeat treatments
- Possible side effects include redness, swelling, tenderness, and bruising
- Serious side effects are more likely with non-medical providers or settings
- To achieve natural-looking results, injectors must have expertise in placing fillers
- Patients should ask their dermatologist about the recommended filler and how long it should last.
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