Are there any side effects of facial fillers? Are facial fillers good?

Generally, when there are depressions on our face, we will consider filling it. There are many ways to fill it, such as fat filling, hyaluronic acid filling, etc., all of which can fill our face. So, are there any side effects of facial filling? Let’s take a look today!

Are there any side effects of facial fillers?

There is a possibility of infection during surgery. There is a possibility of bleeding during general surgery. If the coagulation function is impaired due to injury to small blood vessels during surgery, a hematoma will form and appear 5-7 days later. The local skin is uneven, too much fat tissue is injected, or the fat tissue naturally aggregates into lumps after injection, resulting in the failure of the injected fat to survive, causing fat necrosis and liquefaction. The most serious accident in this treatment is venous thrombosis, and secondly, it is related to the survival rate after the vein is taken. Another thing is whether the doctor's skill level and aesthetic point of view can reach a consensus with you. For example, unevenness, asymmetry, exaggerated filling effect, etc., you need to investigate the specific hospital and doctor level.

What is the best material for facial fillers?

It depends on which part of the face is to be filled. For example, the nose, chin and other parts are mostly implanted with prosthesis. Common materials include autologous tissue, silicone, expanded polytetrafluoroethylene, etc. Other parts of the face, such as the forehead, cheeks, apple muscles, nasolabial folds, nasolabial folds, temporal region, tear grooves, etc., often use hyaluronic acid and autologous fat. Because hyaluronic acid is fluid and easy to absorb, it is often used in areas with small areas and infrequent facial muscle movements to avoid unevenness and short-term maintenance. It mainly plays a role in local correction and modification, such as tear grooves. Autologous fat is mainly used for low, sunken, and defective parts of the face. Through filling, it makes them round and full, with obvious contours and strong three-dimensional layers, showing a young state, and can be maintained for a lifetime. Therefore, facial autologous fat filling has been highly praised in recent years. Now it generally relies on ACME-TEA to fill, mainly to increase the number of surviving fat particles, while avoiding possible side effects, such as displacement, fat liquefaction, calcification, staining, etc.

Facial filler precautions

The effect of facial filler is also affected by the postoperative care. You need to wait until the needle holes in the fat removal area heal before you can take a shower. The fat removal area also needs to be bandaged with elastic bandage for 1 week. If you want to recover faster, you can wear a body shaper for 1 month, which is very helpful for recovery. Do not squeeze, massage, apply hot or cold compresses to your face after surgery, and try to sleep on your back.

The suitable people for facial fillers are

1. Depression in the temporal region (temple area);

2. Less facial fat, too thin; facial asymmetry;

3. The forehead is too narrow or too flat; the nasolabial groove is too sunken;

4. There is a depression under the zygomatic arch due to less fat, making the zygomatic bone more prominent;

5. The facial contour is too flat and lacks three-dimensionality; the cheeks are sunken