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Hyaluronic acid treatments are generally considered safe, but there's always a risk of unpleasant reactions or side effects, just like with any medical procedure or treatment. To minimize these risks, choose a specialist with proper insurance, qualifications, and experience who uses high-quality hyaluronic acid. It's also important to discuss any health issues, allergies, and medications you're taking during a personal consultation with your doctor, as these can affect the treatment.

The most common side effects are swelling, bruising, and mild redness at the injection site. These usually go away within a few hours and are mild in intensity. If needed, applying a cold compress can help reduce any discomfort.

According to our patients, the procedure is usually much more comfortable than expected. Our specialists are highly experienced and precise; you’ll only feel a slight pinching sensation on your skin during the injection. Most fillers contain lidocaine, and we also apply a numbing cream to the treatment area beforehand.

Hyaluronic acid can be dissolved using an enzyme called hyaluronidase. This enzyme breaks down the hyaluronic acid, allowing it to be metabolized and absorbed by the body. It’s important to note that the dissolving process can take time, and multiple sessions may be needed depending on how much filler was used and how your body reacts. This is another reason why hyaluronic acid treatments are considered safer than many other procedures.

On average, results last 9 to 12 months, but this can vary from person to person and may last even longer in some cases.

The treatment is performed under anesthesia, which usually involves applying a special numbing cream that contains several types of local anesthetics. This significantly reduces pain, so you’ll only feel slight discomfort during the procedure. The treatment can also be done using a 4-point dental block, where an anesthetic injection completely numbs the lips, making the procedure entirely pain-free.