Is it dangerous to fill the eye sockets with hyaluronic acid? Does hyaluronic acid fill the eye sockets have side effects?

Hyaluronic acid eye socket augmentation is a very common way of eye socket augmentation. It uses the method of injecting hyaluronic acid to make our eye sockets look fuller. So is it dangerous to use hyaluronic acid eye socket augmentation?

Generally speaking, it is safe to choose a professional and regular medical beauty institution to perform hyaluronic acid eye socket augmentation, and complications are rare. However, if the medical staff performs the operation improperly or the patient does not take proper care, the skin may become granular, with local redness and local congestion. Therefore, it is recommended that patients choose a professional and regular medical beauty institution to perform hyaluronic acid injection eye socket augmentation, and follow the doctor's instructions for good care.

There are generally no side effects of hyaluronic acid eye socket augmentation, because hyaluronic acid itself is contained in the human body, and there is generally no rejection reaction after the operation. Moreover, the entire operation process is relatively simple. Hyaluronic acid is usually injected into the surgical area. However, in order to improve the safety of the operation, those who pursue beauty should undergo relevant physical examinations before the operation to ensure that their physical condition is suitable for hyaluronic acid eye socket augmentation.

1. Swelling: After hyaluronic acid eye socket augmentation, swelling will occur at the injection site. This phenomenon will generally last and the swelling will go away in about 3 to 5 days, so no special treatment is required.

2. Erythema. When hyaluronic acid is injected, the skin may become red. This symptom usually disappears on its own, so the patient does not need to worry about it. It will gradually disappear over time.

3. Congestion: If the needle touches the blood vessels in the nose when injecting hyaluronic acid, congestion will occur. This situation will last for 1-2 weeks and then be absorbed by itself, and will not cause much impact on the body.

4. Pigmentation. If your skin is darker, you may experience pigmentation or hypopigmentation after hyaluronic acid injection. This usually manifests as light brown spots on the skin. This usually occurs because of the patient's special physical condition or due to sun exposure. If this happens, it will generally last for 3 to 6 months before recovery.

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Hyaluronic acid filling is delicate and requires sufficient injection to achieve better results. If the filling is not uniform, the skin surface will be uneven, which will affect the overall effect and may even require a second filling, which will bring greater risks. During the operation, the eye nerve tissue may be damaged, and the eye becomes more sensitive and fragile. In order to improve safety, you should carefully choose a hospital or doctor.