What are the risks of anti-aging injections? People who should not take anti-aging injections

The safety factor of anti-aging injections is very high, but there are still risks, and these risks must be considered. So what are the risks of anti-aging injections? Let's learn about it below.

1. Infection

Failure to strictly follow surgical indications, performing surgery when there is local infection, inadequate disinfection of the skin and instruments, or improper postoperative care can all increase the risk of infection.

2. Redness, swelling, and pain

Anti-aging injections, like other injectable materials, may cause some adverse reactions after injection, such as redness, swelling, and pain at the injection site.

3. Allergies

Less common, it may be due to allergic constitution or allergy to the injection material. If allergic reaction occurs, please go to the hospital for follow-up consultation in time.

4. Others

Bruise and uneven local skin may appear at the injection site. A few patients may also have unnatural expressions, photophobia, tearing, drooping eyebrows and ptosis. The above reactions are mostly temporary and do not require special treatment. Generally, they can be gradually recovered in 2 to 4 weeks. If the symptoms persist, seek medical treatment in time.

1. Those under 20 years old and without obvious wrinkles.

2. Patients with serious chronic systemic diseases, such as heart disease, hypertension, autoimmune diseases, etc.

3. Patients with skin damage or infection at the injection site, or those suffering from unrecovered acute or chronic infection.

4. People with scar-prone or allergic constitution, or those who are allergic to anesthetics or surgical drugs.

5. People with severe bleeding diseases or those who have recently taken aspirin, vitamin E or other drugs for a long time.

6. Patients with obvious abnormalities in preoperative examinations, such as abnormal coagulation function.

7. Those who have mental abnormalities or various psychological disorders and cannot cooperate with doctors.

8. Those who have unrealistic demands and are overly superstitious about the effects of surgery.

9. Women in special periods, such as menstruation, pregnancy and lactation.

Generally, injections for delaying aging are given three to four months at a time, depending on the condition of the skin after the injection. The longer the duration, the better. The injections can be given twice a year. The injections for delaying aging only have a certain effect on the appearance of the skin. Delaying aging also requires one's own exercise and a young mentality to support oneself and truly achieve passion and unrestrainedness.

Anti-aging injections are deeply rooted in the powerful repair, strengthening and regeneration capabilities of the human placenta. After fine extraction, their functions far exceed those of general anti-aging injection tissue fluids. They not only achieve the repair of general surgical trauma, but also make outstanding contributions to the "treatment and care in one". They have achieved remarkable results in addressing today's increasingly serious sub-health and premature aging problems. They are more beneficial for women to maintain skin health and youthful vitality for a long time, and are also beneficial for men to maintain health and prevent various diseases.