Are there any risks in filling the temples with hyaluronic acid? Be aware of these risks

In the current beauty industry, hyaluronic acid is the most effective product for filling the temples. As people pay more and more attention to beauty, more and more people are starting to use hyaluronic acid to fill their temples, not only ordinary people, but also celebrities. And from the perspective of the current development of medical care, is it dangerous to use hyaluronic acid to fill the temples?

1. People with sensitive skin or fragile blood vessels may experience some bruising after injecting hyaluronic acid to fill the temples, but it will not last long.

2. After injecting hyaluronic acid to fill the temples, temporary slight redness, swelling, itching, etc. may occur, which usually subside after a week.

3. Capillary dilation: The temples are where the skin is thinner, so capillary dilation is possible, but it will disappear on its own within a certain period of time.

4. After injecting hyaluronic acid to fill the temples, the skin may feel granular, which usually disappears on its own after a week.

5. Overdose: In case of overdose, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time. Some cases only require immediate treatment by a doctor, while serious cases require removal of the injected substance. Removal of injectable material is more difficult than injection, so you should communicate fully with your doctor before the operation.

6. Infection: Injection is also an invasive procedure and there is a possibility of infection. If infection occurs, go to the hospital for treatment immediately.

7. Pigmentation: Generally speaking, pigmentation may occur if the injection is too shallow or if you do not pay attention to sun protection. You can use a whitening mask 4-6 times after 1 month, and the pigmentation will be reduced or disappear.