Concerned about fillers? Why you should consider not only the benefits but also the side effects.

Filler treatments are often chosen as a way to complement lines by filling in sunken areas or wrinkles.
Mainly similar to the ingredients that originally exist in the skin Hyaluronic acid series How to fill the volume by adding And, It slowly breaks down in the body over time. It has the following characteristics:

 

However, because of the image of it being a 'simple procedure', it is easy to take it lightly, but in reality, Materials that go into the body Because of this Filler side effects Concerns about this naturally follow. So it is important to understand not only the effects but also the possibilities.

 

Fillers are something that comes to mind a lot in situations like this.

✨ When you want to supplement areas where volume has decreased
✨ When you want to tidy up specific areas such as the forehead, under the eyes, chin, and nose line
✨ When you want to reduce the burden relatively without excessive surgery

 

However, the required capacity is different for each part,
📌 Skin thickness
📌 Organizational Status
📌 Feeling of purpose
Depending on these three things, the results can be completely different.

 

Therefore, it's difficult to simply judge this procedure by simply saying, "How many cc should I inject?" This difference is also linked to the potential side effects of filler.

 

There are two main things that many people worry about.

👉 I'm afraid it won't turn out the way I want
The volume may be excessive or uneven, and the results may be more unnatural than expected.

 

👉 I'm afraid I might have health problems
The face, with its complex and sensitive blood vessels, can be a source of anxiety, though rare, as it can lead to problems like vascular compression or blockage. This is why we pay particular attention to the areas around the eyes, forehead, and nose.

 

Another important thing is,
💡 “If something goes wrong, can I undo it?”
There are some materials that can be dissolved and adjusted if necessary, such as hyaluronic acid fillers, but not all materials are possible. Knowing exactly what filler it is This is really important. It's also the key to reducing filler side effects.

 

Filler side effects can appear like this.

✔ Common reactions immediately after the procedure
Swelling, bruising, mild pain Reactions that may be seen during injection procedures may occur naturally.

It usually subsides after a certain period of time, If it lasts a long time, it's better not to just let it go.

 

✔ A slightly concerning situation
A hard lump, like a nodule, may be palpable, or inflammation may occur.

 

✔ Cases where you must be careful
Rarely, there is a risk of necrosis, which causes the skin to turn dark red due to blood vessel compression. There have been reports of vision loss and even blindness in areas close to the eyes. There is a clear reason why you need to be especially careful around the eyes, nose, and between the eyebrows.

 

➡️ This doesn't mean that filler side effects are common, but I think it's a realistic approach to choose the procedure knowing that "there is a possibility."

 

 

If you are undergoing treatment, be sure to think about this part.

📌 Avoid if you have an infection or inflammation
📌 Be more careful in sensitive areas with many blood vessels
📌 Areas where there is insufficient evidence, such as lip augmentation, require separate consideration.
📌 It is essential to check the material properties to see if it is absorbent or non-absorbent.

 

Even if it's the same 'filler'
✔ If the ingredients are different
✔ If the area is different
✔ If the maintenance period is different
Ultimately, the risk of filler side effects also varies.

 

So, it is much easier psychologically to choose after understanding “what kind of product it is,” “where it is used,” and “whether it suits my condition.”

 

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Although fillers may seem relatively simple, they are a procedure that requires consideration of the potential side effects of fillers.
Results may vary depending on the effect, duration, material, and treatment area. , we cannot completely rule out that it could lead to serious problems, even in rare cases.

 

So if you are considering fillers,
✔︎ Rather than 'Can I become pretty?'
✔︎ I think it would be helpful to think together about whether we made the choice with sufficient understanding.

The choice is ultimately yours, but it's much less anxiety-inducing if you make an informed decision.