Dermal Filler Consultation

Prices are onwards and it may vary from person to person. The indicated dermal filler has been FDA approved for use in cosmetic treatments for moderate to severe wrinkles around the nose and mouth. I understand this treatment is temporary, and re injection is necessary after about six months. It has been explained to me that other temporary and more permanent treatments are available. The following complications may occur with the dermal filler injection procedure: 1. Risks: there is a risk of bruising, redness, swelling, pain at the injection site, tenderness, itching, allergic reaction, and raised bumps of skin (nodules). These symptoms are usually mild and typically last a few days but can last up to a few months. In rare cases bruising can last several months and even be permanent. 2. Infection: Post treatment bacterial, viral and/or fungal infections can occur which in most cases are easily treatable but in rare cases a permanent scarring in the area can occur. 3. Effectiveness: Treatments can last anywhere from 4 to 6 months up to one year. 4. Treatments: more than one injection may be needed to achieve a satisfactory result. 5. Allergic Reactions: In rare cases, there may be an allergic reaction to the injection. 6. There is a risk of scarring. 7. Follow all aftercare instructions as it is crucial I do so for healing. As dermal fillers are not an exact science, there might be an uneven appearance of the face with some areas more affected by the fillers than others. In most cases this uneven appearance can be corrected by more injections in the same or nearby areas. However, in some cases this uneven appearance can persist for several weeks or months. This list is not meant to be inclusive of all possible risks associated with dermal fillers as there are both known and unknown side effects associated with any medication or procedure. These dermal fillers should not be administered to a pregnant or nursing woman. Before treatment Care • Prior to your dermal filler injections, it is important to avoid taking any blood thinning medications or supplements. This includes over the counter pain killers like aspirin or ibuprofen and common supplements like vitamin E, gingko balboa, St. John’s Wort, etc. 1 week prior to your procedure. • It is also best to avoid alcohol, caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, fizzy drinks, Smoking for 2 days prior your procedure and for 3 days after your treatment. • Taking these precautions will decrease your risk of bleeding, bruising and swelling after your injections. After treatment Care • You should not apply any makeup to the treated area for 12 hours after your injections. • It is also important not to massage or apply pressure to the area. • Avoid sleeping on your side or stomach; instead, elevate your head by propping it up on one or two pillows. • Ice packs can be gently applied to help reduce swelling and improve your comfort, and tends to be most helpful in the first 12 hours after your injections. • It is also best to avoid alcohol, caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, fizzy drinks, Smoking for 3 days after your treatment • We recommend taking over the counter arnica orally for a week after your treatment. This will help expedite your healing post treatment. • Avoid excessive sun exposure and maintain a healthy lifestyle as much as possible. • There is normally minimal to no downtime required after your dermal filler injections. However, it is recommended that you avoid strenuous activity and exercise for 48 hours post treatment, as this can increase your risk of bruising or bleeding.

Prices are onwards and it may vary from person to person. The indicated dermal filler has been FDA approved for use in cosmetic treatments for moderate to severe wrinkles around the nose and mouth. I understand this treatment is temporary, and re injection is necessary after about six months. It has been explained to me that other temporary and more permanent treatments are available. The following complications may occur with the dermal filler injection procedure: 1. Risks: there is a risk of bruising, redness, swelling, pain at the injection site, tenderness, itching, allergic reaction, and raised bumps of skin (nodules). These symptoms are usually mild and typically last a few days but can last up to a few months. In rare cases bruising can last several months and even be permanent. 2. Infection: Post treatment bacterial, viral and/or fungal infections can occur which in most cases are easily treatable but in rare cases a permanent scarring in the area can occur. 3. Effectiveness: Treatments can last anywhere from 4 to 6 months up to one year. 4. Treatments: more than one injection may be needed to achieve a satisfactory result. 5. Allergic Reactions: In rare cases, there may be an allergic reaction to the injection. 6. There is a risk of scarring. 7. Follow all aftercare instructions as it is crucial I do so for healing. As dermal fillers are not an exact science, there might be an uneven appearance of the face with some areas more affected by the fillers than others. In most cases this uneven appearance can be corrected by more injections in the same or nearby areas. However, in some cases this uneven appearance can persist for several weeks or months. This list is not meant to be inclusive of all possible risks associated with dermal fillers as there are both known and unknown side effects associated with any medication or procedure. These dermal fillers should not be administered to a pregnant or nursing woman. Before treatment Care • Prior to your dermal filler injections, it is important to avoid taking any blood thinning medications or supplements. This includes over the counter pain killers like aspirin or ibuprofen and common supplements like vitamin E, gingko balboa, St. John’s Wort, etc. 1 week prior to your procedure. • It is also best to avoid alcohol, caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, fizzy drinks, Smoking for 2 days prior your procedure and for 3 days after your treatment. • Taking these precautions will decrease your risk of bleeding, bruising and swelling after your injections. After treatment Care • You should not apply any makeup to the treated area for 12 hours after your injections. • It is also important not to massage or apply pressure to the area. • Avoid sleeping on your side or stomach; instead, elevate your head by propping it up on one or two pillows. • Ice packs can be gently applied to help reduce swelling and improve your comfort, and tends to be most helpful in the first 12 hours after your injections. • It is also best to avoid alcohol, caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, fizzy drinks, Smoking for 3 days after your treatment • We recommend taking over the counter arnica orally for a week after your treatment. This will help expedite your healing post treatment. • Avoid excessive sun exposure and maintain a healthy lifestyle as much as possible. • There is normally minimal to no downtime required after your dermal filler injections. However, it is recommended that you avoid strenuous activity and exercise for 48 hours post treatment, as this can increase your risk of bruising or bleeding.

Prices are onwards and it may vary from person to person. The indicated dermal filler has been FDA approved for use in cosmetic treatments for moderate to severe wrinkles around the nose and mouth. I understand this treatment is temporary, and re injection is necessary after about six months. It has been explained to me that other temporary and more permanent treatments are available. The following complications may occur with the dermal filler injection procedure: 1. Risks: there is a risk of bruising, redness, swelling, pain at the injection site, tenderness, itching, allergic reaction, and raised bumps of skin (nodules). These symptoms are usually mild and typically last a few days but can last up to a few months. In rare cases bruising can last several months and even be permanent. 2. Infection: Post treatment bacterial, viral and/or fungal infections can occur which in most cases are easily treatable but in rare cases a permanent scarring in the area can occur. 3. Effectiveness: Treatments can last anywhere from 4 to 6 months up to one year. 4. Treatments: more than one injection may be needed to achieve a satisfactory result. 5. Allergic Reactions: In rare cases, there may be an allergic reaction to the injection. 6. There is a risk of scarring. 7. Follow all aftercare instructions as it is crucial I do so for healing. As dermal fillers are not an exact science, there might be an uneven appearance of the face with some areas more affected by the fillers than others. In most cases this uneven appearance can be corrected by more injections in the same or nearby areas. However, in some cases this uneven appearance can persist for several weeks or months. This list is not meant to be inclusive of all possible risks associated with dermal fillers as there are both known and unknown side effects associated with any medication or procedure. These dermal fillers should not be administered to a pregnant or nursing woman. Before treatment Care • Prior to your dermal filler injections, it is important to avoid taking any blood thinning medications or supplements. This includes over the counter pain killers like aspirin or ibuprofen and common supplements like vitamin E, gingko balboa, St. John’s Wort, etc. 1 week prior to your procedure. • It is also best to avoid alcohol, caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, fizzy drinks, Smoking for 2 days prior your procedure and for 3 days after your treatment. • Taking these precautions will decrease your risk of bleeding, bruising and swelling after your injections. After treatment Care • You should not apply any makeup to the treated area for 12 hours after your injections. • It is also important not to massage or apply pressure to the area. • Avoid sleeping on your side or stomach; instead, elevate your head by propping it up on one or two pillows. • Ice packs can be gently applied to help reduce swelling and improve your comfort, and tends to be most helpful in the first 12 hours after your injections. • It is also best to avoid alcohol, caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, fizzy drinks, Smoking for 3 days after your treatment • We recommend taking over the counter arnica orally for a week after your treatment. This will help expedite your healing post treatment. • Avoid excessive sun exposure and maintain a healthy lifestyle as much as possible. • There is normally minimal to no downtime required after your dermal filler injections. However, it is recommended that you avoid strenuous activity and exercise for 48 hours post treatment, as this can increase your risk of bruising or bleeding.

Prices are onwards and it may vary from person to person. The indicated dermal filler has been FDA approved for use in cosmetic treatments for moderate to severe wrinkles around the nose and mouth. I understand this treatment is temporary, and re injection is necessary after about six months. It has been explained to me that other temporary and more permanent treatments are available. The following complications may occur with the dermal filler injection procedure: 1. Risks: there is a risk of bruising, redness, swelling, pain at the injection site, tenderness, itching, allergic reaction, and raised bumps of skin (nodules). These symptoms are usually mild and typically last a few days but can last up to a few months. In rare cases bruising can last several months and even be permanent. 2. Infection: Post treatment bacterial, viral and/or fungal infections can occur which in most cases are easily treatable but in rare cases a permanent scarring in the area can occur. 3. Effectiveness: Treatments can last anywhere from 4 to 6 months up to one year. 4. Treatments: more than one injection may be needed to achieve a satisfactory result. 5. Allergic Reactions: In rare cases, there may be an allergic reaction to the injection. 6. There is a risk of scarring. 7. Follow all aftercare instructions as it is crucial I do so for healing. As dermal fillers are not an exact science, there might be an uneven appearance of the face with some areas more affected by the fillers than others. In most cases this uneven appearance can be corrected by more injections in the same or nearby areas. However, in some cases this uneven appearance can persist for several weeks or months. This list is not meant to be inclusive of all possible risks associated with dermal fillers as there are both known and unknown side effects associated with any medication or procedure. These dermal fillers should not be administered to a pregnant or nursing woman. Before treatment Care • Prior to your dermal filler injections, it is important to avoid taking any blood thinning medications or supplements. This includes over the counter pain killers like aspirin or ibuprofen and common supplements like vitamin E, gingko balboa, St. John’s Wort, etc. 1 week prior to your procedure. • It is also best to avoid alcohol, caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, fizzy drinks, Smoking for 2 days prior your procedure and for 3 days after your treatment. • Taking these precautions will decrease your risk of bleeding, bruising and swelling after your injections. After treatment Care • You should not apply any makeup to the treated area for 12 hours after your injections. • It is also important not to massage or apply pressure to the area. • Avoid sleeping on your side or stomach; instead, elevate your head by propping it up on one or two pillows. • Ice packs can be gently applied to help reduce swelling and improve your comfort, and tends to be most helpful in the first 12 hours after your injections. • It is also best to avoid alcohol, caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, fizzy drinks, Smoking for 3 days after your treatment • We recommend taking over the counter arnica orally for a week after your treatment. This will help expedite your healing post treatment. • Avoid excessive sun exposure and maintain a healthy lifestyle as much as possible. • There is normally minimal to no downtime required after your dermal filler injections. However, it is recommended that you avoid strenuous activity and exercise for 48 hours post treatment, as this can increase your risk of bruising or bleeding.

Prices are onwards and it may vary from person to person. The indicated dermal filler has been FDA approved for use in cosmetic treatments for moderate to severe wrinkles around the nose and mouth. I understand this treatment is temporary, and re injection is necessary after about six months. It has been explained to me that other temporary and more permanent treatments are available. The following complications may occur with the dermal filler injection procedure: 1. Risks: there is a risk of bruising, redness, swelling, pain at the injection site, tenderness, itching, allergic reaction, and raised bumps of skin (nodules). These symptoms are usually mild and typically last a few days but can last up to a few months. In rare cases bruising can last several months and even be permanent. 2. Infection: Post treatment bacterial, viral and/or fungal infections can occur which in most cases are easily treatable but in rare cases a permanent scarring in the area can occur. 3. Effectiveness: Treatments can last anywhere from 4 to 6 months up to one year. 4. Treatments: more than one injection may be needed to achieve a satisfactory result. 5. Allergic Reactions: In rare cases, there may be an allergic reaction to the injection. 6. There is a risk of scarring. 7. Follow all aftercare instructions as it is crucial I do so for healing. As dermal fillers are not an exact science, there might be an uneven appearance of the face with some areas more affected by the fillers than others. In most cases this uneven appearance can be corrected by more injections in the same or nearby areas. However, in some cases this uneven appearance can persist for several weeks or months. This list is not meant to be inclusive of all possible risks associated with dermal fillers as there are both known and unknown side effects associated with any medication or procedure. These dermal fillers should not be administered to a pregnant or nursing woman. Before treatment Care • Prior to your dermal filler injections, it is important to avoid taking any blood thinning medications or supplements. This includes over the counter pain killers like aspirin or ibuprofen and common supplements like vitamin E, gingko balboa, St. John’s Wort, etc. 1 week prior to your procedure. • It is also best to avoid alcohol, caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, fizzy drinks, Smoking for 2 days prior your procedure and for 3 days after your treatment. • Taking these precautions will decrease your risk of bleeding, bruising and swelling after your injections. After treatment Care • You should not apply any makeup to the treated area for 12 hours after your injections. • It is also important not to massage or apply pressure to the area. • Avoid sleeping on your side or stomach; instead, elevate your head by propping it up on one or two pillows. • Ice packs can be gently applied to help reduce swelling and improve your comfort, and tends to be most helpful in the first 12 hours after your injections. • It is also best to avoid alcohol, caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, fizzy drinks, Smoking for 3 days after your treatment • We recommend taking over the counter arnica orally for a week after your treatment. This will help expedite your healing post treatment. • Avoid excessive sun exposure and maintain a healthy lifestyle as much as possible. • There is normally minimal to no downtime required after your dermal filler injections. However, it is recommended that you avoid strenuous activity and exercise for 48 hours post treatment, as this can increase your risk of bruising or bleeding.

Prices are onwards and it may vary from person to person. The indicated dermal filler has been FDA approved for use in cosmetic treatments for moderate to severe wrinkles around the nose and mouth. I understand this treatment is temporary, and re injection is necessary after about six months. It has been explained to me that other temporary and more permanent treatments are available. The following complications may occur with the dermal filler injection procedure: 1. Risks: there is a risk of bruising, redness, swelling, pain at the injection site, tenderness, itching, allergic reaction, and raised bumps of skin (nodules). These symptoms are usually mild and typically last a few days but can last up to a few months. In rare cases bruising can last several months and even be permanent. 2. Infection: Post treatment bacterial, viral and/or fungal infections can occur which in most cases are easily treatable but in rare cases a permanent scarring in the area can occur. 3. Effectiveness: Treatments can last anywhere from 4 to 6 months up to one year. 4. Treatments: more than one injection may be needed to achieve a satisfactory result. 5. Allergic Reactions: In rare cases, there may be an allergic reaction to the injection. 6. There is a risk of scarring. 7. Follow all aftercare instructions as it is crucial I do so for healing. As dermal fillers are not an exact science, there might be an uneven appearance of the face with some areas more affected by the fillers than others. In most cases this uneven appearance can be corrected by more injections in the same or nearby areas. However, in some cases this uneven appearance can persist for several weeks or months. This list is not meant to be inclusive of all possible risks associated with dermal fillers as there are both known and unknown side effects associated with any medication or procedure. These dermal fillers should not be administered to a pregnant or nursing woman. Before treatment Care • Prior to your dermal filler injections, it is important to avoid taking any blood thinning medications or supplements. This includes over the counter pain killers like aspirin or ibuprofen and common supplements like vitamin E, gingko balboa, St. John’s Wort, etc. 1 week prior to your procedure. • It is also best to avoid alcohol, caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, fizzy drinks, Smoking for 2 days prior your procedure and for 3 days after your treatment. • Taking these precautions will decrease your risk of bleeding, bruising and swelling after your injections. After treatment Care • You should not apply any makeup to the treated area for 12 hours after your injections. • It is also important not to massage or apply pressure to the area. • Avoid sleeping on your side or stomach; instead, elevate your head by propping it up on one or two pillows. • Ice packs can be gently applied to help reduce swelling and improve your comfort, and tends to be most helpful in the first 12 hours after your injections. • It is also best to avoid alcohol, caffeinated products such as coffee, tea, fizzy drinks, Smoking for 3 days after your treatment • We recommend taking over the counter arnica orally for a week after your treatment. This will help expedite your healing post treatment. • Avoid excessive sun exposure and maintain a healthy lifestyle as much as possible. • There is normally minimal to no downtime required after your dermal filler injections. However, it is recommended that you avoid strenuous activity and exercise for 48 hours post treatment, as this can increase your risk of bruising or bleeding.