What are the dangers of injecting hyaluronic acid into the chin?

There are two traditional methods of chin reshaping: one is an artificial chin implant and the other is jawbone reshaping. The former involves implanting silicone cartilage after a minimally invasive incision in the mouth; the latter involves moving and removing part of the mandible to change the position of the bone. However, both surgeries are invasive, costly, and require a long recovery period, as well as anesthetic risks. Therefore, nowadays more and more young people choose hyaluronic acid injection to improve their chin. So, what are the dangers of hyaluronic acid chin injection?

The harm of hyaluronic acid chin injection

1 First of all, after the injection of hyaluronic acid, the chin may become swollen, slightly red, or even itchy. This condition is often closely related to the individual's physique. In addition, after the injection of hyaluronic acid, the skin will also become granular.

2 Another thing is that within one week after the injection of hyaluronic acid, the patient must not press the injection site and needs to do a good job of moisturizing, because only in this way can the formation of the chin be promoted and the trouble of injection failure be avoided, which may cause deformation of the chin.

3. Also, do not touch the injection area within six hours after the injection. During this period, you can use water and soap to clean it, and the action must be gentle. Before the initial swelling and redness of the injection are completely eliminated, the patient must avoid staying in extremely hot or extremely cold places for too long.

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Finally, we want to say that many friends have experienced rejection after hyaluronic acid injection, and redness and swelling appeared at the injection site. In fact, she may have chosen a small clinic, and the hyaluronic acid used was not a regular product, which led to this problem on her face. You must go to a regular place to inject hyaluronic acid, so as to avoid some side effects of hyaluronic acid.