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Filler is an implant. An implant is a foreign body. All foreign bodies will cause an immune response. Most of the time this is subclinical and the filler is accepted by the body and never causes any issues (especially when it is injected into the appropriate tissue.) But sometimes, when our immune systems flare up, the filler can react. Typically resulting in self-limited swelling. Often nothing more is needed than over the counter antihistamines for a few days. When true nodules form, this is more commonly because the filler was placed in the fibrous connective tissue by mistake.  This is an application problem more than a filler problem. Important things to consider as both a consumer and a provider when treating with fillers: ▪️past medical history: people with severe allergies or hypersensitivity are more prone to have reactions ▪️make sure to only get treatments while healthy: do not get treated when fighting off a concomitant virus or bacterial infection ▪️avoid treatments within 2 weeks of vaccinations ▪️avoid treatments within 2 weeks of dental work ▪️autoimmune disease and fillers are not a great combo.  Tread lightly ▪️an implant should be placed in the body under the most sterile conditions possible. Introducing bacteria while injecting filler can lead to horrible infections and scarring. Consumers-come to your appointment make-up free. Injectors-triple cleanse that skin and make sure at least one of your cleaning agents is a surgical scrub like chlorhexadine and be aware of cross contamination during the treatment. All medical procedures carry an inherent risk of sequela. We love injectables because the reward is high and the risk is very very low. We can all do our part to make those risks even lower by remembering that injectables are still a medical procedure and should be treated as such. Stitch @smkeller tiktok #fillersinjection #fillerreactions #autoimmunedisease #allergicreaction #lipfillers #lipfiller #fillersinjection #injectorsoftiktok #injectorsontiktok
Filler is an implant. An implant is a foreign body. All foreign bodies will cause an immune response. Most of the time this is subclinical and the filler is accepted by the body and never causes any issues (especially when it is injected into the appropriate tissue.) But sometimes, when our immune systems flare up, the filler can react. Typically resulting in self-limited swelling. Often nothing more is needed than over the counter antihistamines for a few days. When true nodules form, this is more commonly because the filler was placed in the fibrous connective tissue by mistake. This is an application problem more than a filler problem. Important things to consider as both a consumer and a provider when treating with fillers: ▪️past medical history: people with severe allergies or hypersensitivity are more prone to have reactions ▪️make sure to only get treatments while healthy: do not get treated when fighting off a concomitant virus or bacterial infection ▪️avoid treatments within 2 weeks of vaccinations ▪️avoid treatments within 2 weeks of dental work ▪️autoimmune disease and fillers are not a great combo. Tread lightly ▪️an implant should be placed in the body under the most sterile conditions possible. Introducing bacteria while injecting filler can lead to horrible infections and scarring. Consumers-come to your appointment make-up free. Injectors-triple cleanse that skin and make sure at least one of your cleaning agents is a surgical scrub like chlorhexadine and be aware of cross contamination during the treatment. All medical procedures carry an inherent risk of sequela. We love injectables because the reward is high and the risk is very very low. We can all do our part to make those risks even lower by remembering that injectables are still a medical procedure and should be treated as such. Stitch @smkeller tiktok #fillersinjection #fillerreactions #autoimmunedisease #allergicreaction #lipfillers #lipfiller #fillersinjection #injectorsoftiktok #injectorsontiktok

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