Must-read before getting filler! Top 3 areas with a high risk of side effects

Are you considering filler treatment?

 

Fillers, which add volume quickly and easily, are an attractive option, but some people hesitate because of the risk of side effects.

 

today 3 Areas to Pay Special Attention to When Getting Filler Treatment With, experts suggest How to become pretty safely We will summarize only the key points.

 

1. The principle of filler and common misunderstandings

Filler is exactly what the word means A substance that fills in the sunken areas of the skin no see.

 

The most popular 'hyaluronic acid filler' is an ingredient that was originally used medically to reduce friction in the knee joint.

• misunderstanding: “Does the filler remain in the body and become a foreign substance?”

• Actual: Hyaluronic acid fillers naturally dissolve in the body through the enzyme hyalase. However, If you put too much in at once, It may take a long time to melt or feel like it has melted less.

💡 Important points: Fillers have the advantage of being able to be dissolved if you don't like them, but the dissolving agent can also cause allergic reactions. From the beginning Injecting small amounts thinly and precisely This is the key.

 

2. ⚠️ 3 things to be aware of before getting filler treatment

These are the areas that experts emphasize as requiring the most care during the procedure.

① Nose filler (high risk)

The nose is one of the areas at greatest risk for vascular accidents.

• Vascular necrosis and blindness: If the filler presses on a blood vessel or blocks it during injection, there is a risk of necrosis, which is the death of skin tissue, or blindness due to blockage of the optic nerve blood vessels.

• Avatar nose phenomenon: If you repeat the procedure to raise the bridge of your nose, the product may spread to the sides, making your nose blunt and wide.

② Aegyo-sal filler (unnatural look)

It is a trendy area, and if it is excessive, aesthetic satisfaction is greatly reduced.

• Larval phenomenon: If you are greedy and put too much in, it will give an unnatural impression as if there are larvae crawling under your eyes.

• Difficulties of repeat treatment: The process of dissolving excessive filler and re-injecting it can put a strain on the skin tissue.

③ Under-eye filler (plumping)

Because the skin is very thin, a detailed diagnosis is essential.

• Tyndall phenomenon: If you have thin skin or dark circles, a transparent filler will reflect light. It may appear blue Yes. In this case, the area under the eyes actually looks more hollow and darker.

 

3. 5 Recommended Treatment Areas with High Satisfaction

These are areas that are relatively safe, cost-effective, and have excellent visible effects.

 

region	Features and reasons for recommendation
nasolabial folds	Great results with less pain and immediate results (but be careful if you have a lot of freckles)
Side cheek	Smooth out the sunken lines like a skull
front clown	A relatively safe area free from the risk of necrosis
chin	V-line can be completed with a small amount, and the maintenance period is long (2-3 years) due to less movement.
lips	Effective in improving sagging corners of the mouth and correcting facial proportions (recommended for women)

 

4. Be careful of ‘these people’ who are not suitable for fillers!

Depending on the individual's skin condition, the results of fillers can vary greatly.

• If your skin has low elasticity: It may sag under the weight of the filler.

• If you have a plump and chubby face: Even if you fill in the volume, it doesn't show well, and if you put in too much, your face may look bigger.

• Conversely, if it works well: People with good skin elasticity and clear contours will see significant improvement with just a small amount.

 

5. A foolproof guide to choosing a hospital or doctor.

Fillers are not just simple injections. Design influenced by the doctor's aesthetic sense and technique no see.

1. Do you consult directly with a doctor? Because the practitioner's sense is important, you should have a thorough discussion with the doctor in charge of the practice.

2. Can you elaborate? When you share your concerns, make sure you accurately analyze the areas you are lacking and provide specific solutions.

3. Are you using safe products? It is recommended to choose a filler from a well-known and proven brand, if possible.

 

Fillers are a double-edged sword. 

 

It is a great tool for resolving complexes, but excessive greed can have negative side effects.

 

We recommend that you receive safe treatment from a skilled professional who can provide 1mm of detail.