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How Swelling after Dermal Fillers Takes Place

Dermal fillers have been used as a highly effective anti-wrinkle treatment by cosmetic surgeons for years. While dermal fillers are effective against many cosmetic concerns, like with any other treatment, there are a few side effects too. After a dermal filler surgery, you may experience headaches, bruising, redness, inflammation or swelling in the treated area. Therefore aftercare is a very vital factor in a dermal filler treatment. Swelling After Dermal Fillers You are more likely to experience swelling one or two days after having dermal filler treatment. However, sometimes it can take up to three days for swelling and bruising to occur based on the cause for the swelling.  Bruising and other common side effects are common followed by Botox and dermal filler treatment on your lips, cheeks or marionette lines. Swelling after dermal fillers can differ with the type of products that were used during the procedure. The number of needle applications that were us...

Before and After Dermal Filler Treatment

Dermal fillers treatment is used to give the skin its lost volume. This non-surgical procedure is safe and has a fast effect. You will notice the difference immediately after your treatment. Some precautions that need to be taken to reduce common side effects reported by patients has been discussed in our previous blog post. Before you arrive for dermal filler treatment By this time your specialist would have examined you and agree you are a good candidate for dermal filler treatment . Do not attempt this treatment if you are pregnant. •    Arrive at your specialist office with a clean face with no make-up. You should wash your face and also clean with a cleanser such as Proboxin to reduce aftercare complications like swelling and bruising. •    Ask your doctor if you will be needing anaesthesia for better convenience, although some dermal fillers come with constituents that reduce the pain of injection during treatment. •  ...