Plastic Eye Surgery Association, a Houston-based cosmetic surgery clinic that specializes in oculoplastics, has released a guide on dermal fillers, a cosmetic treatment that can be used to restore lost facial volume.
-- Plastic Eye Surgery Association has released a guide on dermal fillers, a non-surgical solution to volume loss, wrinkles, and related issues in the face. The resource covers hyaluronic acid dermal fillers specifically, exploring the benefits, how they compare to alternatives, and the potential risks of the procedure.
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Per Plastic Eye Surgery Association’s latest guide, hyaluronic acid dermal fillers are injectable treatments made from hyaluronic acid (HA), a glycosaminoglycan molecule that occurs naturally in the skin, cartilage, synovial fluid, and vitreous jelly behind the eye. HA dermal fillers are suitable for addressing volume loss in the cheekbones, nasolabial folds, lips, ear lobes, temples, brows, chin, and under-eye hollows. The guide adds that, unlike botulinum toxins, HA injections work immediately and do not result in extensive downtime beyond bruising and swelling.
However, Plastic Eye Surgery Association says that dermal filler procedures are associated with risks of vascular occlusion, as they are typically performed on high-risk areas with dense blood vessels and thin skin. Vascular occlusion can cause permanent blindness and other irreversible side effects, so patients should always verify that they are working with an oculoplastic surgeon with training in under-eye and facial filler treatments. The resource also recommends that patients ask the practitioner how many years of experience they have, the frequency with which they actually perform facial filler procedures, and what written emergency protocols are in place.
Plastic Eye Surgery Association notes from its own research that HAs are the only fillers that can be reversed, as they can be dissolved with hyaluronidase. For this reason, readers interested in the procedure should also ask their injector if hyaluronidase is available and can be immediately administered in the event of vision loss or other side effects.
Readers are advised to be aware that HA dermal fillers will not tighten or remove skin, lift sunken tissue, or resolve pigment spots. Plastic Eye Surgery Association’s guide also says that their effects are temporary and usually only last a year, though some injections may last more than a decade. Furthermore, aging is a progressive process, and treatments may degrade as the individual ages; consequently, HA solutions must be dynamic and adjusted based on assessments and predictions from an experienced injector.
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