Be careful of these side effects when injecting hyaluronic acid into the nose

Hyaluronic acid is a very common medical cosmetic drug. It can be injected on the surface of the skin to speed up skin repair and make the skin look firmer. Hyaluronic acid can also be used for rhinoplasty to make the nose look fuller and create a high nose bridge. However, you should also be careful in normal times. Hyaluronic acid is prone to some side effects, and improper treatment may cause trouble.

Are there any serious side effects of hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty?

First: Generally, temporary slight redness, swelling, and itching may occur after hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty injection. Or right after the injection, the skin may feel like particles, but they will gradually disappear over time. This is a normal phenomenon and beauty lovers don't need to worry.

Second: Hyaluronic acid rhinoplasty has no side effects. Since hyaluronic acid is one of the dermal tissues of the human body, it stays in the human body for a short time and will be decomposed by the human body in about 8 months to 3 years, so there will be no side effects. It is not a protein, so the chance of causing an allergic reaction is much reduced.

Third: Hyaluronic acid nose padding does not require surgery, is painless, has quick results, and has no side effects. A hyaluronic acid nose pad is like a piece of flesh growing naturally, which is very natural. You don’t have to worry about your nose getting crooked if it is touched. Hyaluronic acid itself is a substance inherent in the human body, so its safety is extremely high.

Precautions

Generally, the symptoms will be effectively relieved after a few days. Therefore, as long as female friends go to a regular plastic surgery hospital, there will generally be no side effects after the operation. Hyaluronic acid is part of human tissue and stays in the human body for a very short time. It will be decomposed after a period of time. Therefore, if people want to maintain lasting beauty, they need to continue plastic surgery.