Treatment Process

Aesthetic injectable treatments generally follow the same basic process. First, a consultation is done to evaluate the patient's concerns and goals. The risks and benefits of treatments are discussed. Then, a patch test may be required 1-2 weeks before for certain products like dermal fillers or fat reducers to check for allergies.

On the day of treatment, Aesthetic Injectables the areas to be treated are cleaned and numbing cream or injections are often applied to minimize discomfort. Using very thin needles, the doctor carefully injects the selected product into targeted sites. Treatment time varies based on the number of injection points but usually lasts 30 minutes or less.

Post-procedure advice focuses on minimizing bruising and swelling. Application of ice, elevation, and avoiding strenuous activity is recommended. Most people can resume regular activities right away with little to no downtime. Touch-up injections may be needed to achieve optimal and long-lasting results.

Potential Side Effects

While generally very safe, aesthetic injectable do carry some risk of side effects like bruising, swelling, redness, tenderness, headache, and flu-like symptoms. Rare but more serious potential side effects include vision issues with certain neuromodulators, lumps or bumps with dermal fillers, and skin changes with fat dissolving injections.

It’s important to choose a board-certified and experienced provider to minimize risk. Patients should also be honest about medical history and any medications/supplements to avoid concerning interactions. Effects are usually temporary but irreversible swelling has occurred in very rare cases if injections are not administered properly.

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