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Dermal Fillers

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health-and-beauty2 years ago

Nostril Horror: Filler Causes Aging Nightmare

Krysta Carson, a woman from Seattle, Washington, got dermal filler injections to hide her smile lines but suffered a botched procedure that caused her nostril to fall off. The injection into a major blood vessel led to necrosis and the melting of her flesh, leaving her permanently disfigured. Despite her doctor's reassurances, Krysta experienced severe complications, including the detachment of her nostril. She now wears a prosthetic nostril and is sharing her story on TikTok to raise awareness about the potential dangers of dermal fillers and the importance of choosing a qualified doctor.

health-and-beauty2 years ago

Unveiling the Long-Term Effects of the Rising Trend of 'Tweakments'

The market for non-surgical cosmetic treatments, known as "tweakments," is booming, with injections of botulinum toxin and dermal fillers being the most common procedures. However, recent research has raised concerns about the long-term effects of these injectable enhancements. Complications and complaints about botched jobs have increased, highlighting the need for improved safety standards and regulation. Issues such as infections, blocked blood vessels, tissue death, and overdone results have been reported. There are also concerns about the lack of reporting of side effects and the potential for addiction to these treatments. Experts emphasize the importance of finding reputable practitioners and doing thorough research before undergoing any cosmetic procedures.

health-and-beauty2 years ago

Debunking Common Myths About Cosmetic Procedures: Insights from an Aesthetic Physician

An aesthetic physician shared seven important things to know before getting dermal fillers. These include treating the procedure like a surgical one, asking about the specific filler being used, being clear about desired results, considering medication interactions and cold sore risks, avoiding touching the face, and being aware of normal swelling versus abnormal symptoms.