| name | Hyaluronic Acid Fillers |
| Classification | Dermal filler |
| Pharmacokinetics | Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance in the body. Dermal fillers containing hyaluronic acid are injected into the skin. The filler gradually gets broken down by the body's natural enzymes over time. The rate of breakdown varies based on the specific product and individual factors. No significant systemic absorption is expected. |
| suggested dosage | Dosage varies greatly based on the specific product and the area being treated. It is crucial to have this determined by a qualified medical professional, not self-administered. |
| indications | | 1 | Wrinkle reduction | | 2 | Lip augmentation | | 3 | Nasolabial fold correction | | 4 | Cheek augmentation | | 5 | Facial contouring | | 6 | Improving skin hydration and volume |
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| safety in pregnancy | Limited data exists. Consulting a doctor is advised during pregnancy and breastfeeding to determine if the filler is appropriate in that circumstance. |
| safety in breastfeeding | Limited data exists. Consulting a doctor is advised during pregnancy and breastfeeding to determine if the filler is appropriate in that circumstance. |
| side effects | | 1 | Swelling | | 2 | Bruising | | 3 | Redness | | 4 | Pain or discomfort at the injection site | | 5 | Infection (rare) | | 6 | Nodules (lumps) or granulomas | | 7 | Allergic reactions (rare) | | 8 | Asymmetry of results | | 9 | Migration of the filler |
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| contraindications | | 1 | Known hypersensitivity or allergy to hyaluronic acid or other components of the filler | | 2 | Active skin infections or inflammatory conditions at the injection site | | 3 | Uncontrolled bleeding disorders | | 4 | Certain autoimmune diseases | | 5 | Patients with a history of poor wound healing | | 6 | Impaired immune function |
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| interactions | | 1 | May interact with other topical or systemic medications if administered in conjunction | | 2 | Details of potential interactions must be discussed with the prescribing physician |
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| warnings and precautions | | 1 | Filler should only be administered by a licensed medical professional | | 2 | Consult with a dermatologist or other medical professional to determine the best course of treatment | | 3 | Be aware of potential complications such as asymmetry of treatment. Be sure to discuss this with the physician | | 4 | Proper follow-up care, as advised by the treating physician, is crucial to managing and monitoring potential side effects. | | 5 | Discuss with the physician any concerns, risks and potential benefits related to the treatment. |
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| additional informations | | 1 | Age, skin type, and individual factors may influence treatment response and outcomes. | | 2 | Information here represents a general overview. Individual results may vary. | | 3 | Proper assessment of the intended treatment area is vital in determining the appropriateness of the specific hyaluronic acid filler product and its required dosage. | | 4 | Cost of treatment is variable and may depend on the specific product chosen. It is advised to discuss financial considerations with the healthcare professional. |
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