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Madam,
that can be an hematoma that will reduce step by step in about 2-3 weeks.
If it is red hot and/or painful it might be an infection that can be easily tretaed with an antibiotic.
It depends also of the amount of product injected. but you said"tiny bit of ...".

I reccomend you:
-to go back to your doctor
-if you want another address I reccomend Dr Simin Ahari, dermatologist in Dubai

I am based in Cannes, France.
Feel free to contact directly.
Dr Hervé Raspaldo
www.herveraspaldo.com
@drRaspaldo

Dear Nadine ,

If you want, you can send me some pictures at pemanuely@aol.com and i will answer you back
Best regards
Dr EMANUELY Philippe
Medico del Domingo
SPAIN

Dear Nadine,
How long after the filler you have lump appeared? If ıt is after one month, it is more likely to be a reaction.

Hello Nadine
I had several patients requesting to be seen at my clinic from Jordan and Qatar with similar problems.

To answer your question: If the bulge came out straight away or within a few days then it will be bleeding.
If it is several weeks down then line then it could be an infection. Sometimes patients do react to fillers

Did the work look good initially and then deteriorate?

Amir Tadros

www.amirtadros.co.uk

Consultant Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon

FRCS Plast,MRCS(Glas), MRCS(Edin),FESSH,MD,BSc, MBChB

Good Morning,

Be most attending for sings of infections, like fever, pain or redness. In that case you will need to be seing by a doctor. What is your own doctor response? He needs at least give you an explanation of what he thinks is going on. Worst case scenario you will have to wait months until all the effects disappear.
Please remain calm as it is the best thing you can do, and get a doctors opinion upon a personal consultation. Best Wishes.

Dear Nadine .
Please call me at my office at;465 6666 or my mobile at ;0777 852 679, and i will solve your problem. regards.

Dear Nadin, You Should Be Evaluated (Examined)To Diagnose (Define) Whats Going On At Your Filler Site. If Its Convenient To You Call My Clinic Reservation At 0796444578 For Appointment. Using Our Available Technologies We Will Try To Accelerate The Absorption Of The HA If Its Over-injected, Treat Any Possible Infection, And Accelerate Absorption Of Hematoma If This Bulging Is Consisted Of, Or Any.
Best Regards,
Dr Aziz Denian.
Jabal Amman - 5Th Circle.
www.Denian.Net

Dear Nadine,

It can possibly be either a hematoma, if it appeared immediately, as you have mentioned, or it can be an over-injected filler. Infection, and allergic reactions, are also other possibilities. Hematomas usually liquify after 9 to 10 days, and begin to diminish, or they need to be aspirated. You can go to some other doctor, and ask him / her to aspirate, at the site of injection, and apply cold compresses immediately afterwards. If it is a liquified hematoma, or infection, or an over-injected filler, it will subside immediately. I recommend taking a broad spectrum antibiotic, and oral prednisolone tablets, if it does not subside, with aspiration. You should use the antibiotic like Cefadroxil monohydrate 500mg x 2 daily, and Tablet prednidolone 20mg daily x 7 days. You should taper prednisolone after 7 days like 10mg x 3 days, 5 mg x 2 days, 2.5 mg x 1 day, and stop. If either of the above treatments, fail, then we have also seen over-active subcutaneous fibrosis, as a result of liquid fillers. Then you need to contact us in person, for rapid solving of your problem.


Dr.H.A.Khawaja, MD, Diploma approved by: American Board of Cosmetic Surgery.
Cosmetic Plastic Surgeon & Dermatologist
Cosmetic Plastic Surgery & Skin Center
53 A, Block B II, Gulberg III, 54660.
Lahore, Pakistan.
Mobile : 0092-3004699699
E-mail : simplifiedcosmeticsurgery@hotmail.com

Dear Nadine: The most important thing right now is calm. Treatment with hyaluronic acid has an antidote of clinical use very effective. HOWEVER, you should have an accurate diagnosis of the situation. Other possibilities such as hematoma or severe inflammatory reaction should be studied as well. Have confidence in your plastic surgeon if he is certified. In these cases always exists a good solution!.

JULIO CESAR ESCOBAR F., MD.
PLASTIC, AESTHETIC & RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGEON.
CALI, COLOMBIA, SUR AMERICA.

Hi

You have to wait, if your doctor put only Hyaluronic acid. Discuss with him about your case. Is he board certified in your/his country? If yes, try to talk with him, calmly.

If you feel pain or fever...maybe NMR(Nuclear Magnetic Ressonance) or ultrassonography(liquids/cysts) can be useful in way to know if you have any haematoma or any anormal reaction or edhema.

If you suspect PMMA/ metacrylate you have to take out if persist petrified way...who will take out?

best regards,

AH