Ending the year with questions on the minds of most people who are deciding to get forehead filler injections, with 20 questions with easy-to-understand answers, whether they are popular questions like: How much does it cost? Where is a good place to get it injected? How many CCs in total? This article has all the answers. Anyone who is preparing to get forehead filler injections should read all the points to understand before deciding.
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- 1. Does forehead filler injection hurt?
- 2. How long does it take to inject filler into your forehead?
- 3. How long does forehead filler injection last?
- 4. How much does it cost to inject filler into your forehead?
- 5. Where is a good place to get forehead filler injections?
- 6. Is it dangerous to inject filler into your forehead?
- 7. What are the side effects of forehead filler injections?
- 8. Forehead filler injections: Who is it suitable for and who is it “not” suitable for?
- 9. What are the contraindications for forehead filler injections?
- 10. How to take care of yourself after forehead filler injections
- 11. What brand of forehead filler is good?
- 12. How many cc's of forehead filler should be injected?
- 13. What chronic diseases should people with forehead filler injections not have?
- 14. Does forehead filler injection cause the face to swell?
- 15. Does forehead filler injection make your face stiff?
- 16. Does forehead filler injection make the face disproportionate?
- 17. How often do I need to get forehead filler injections?
- 18. Is there a chance of infection if I inject filler into my forehead?
- 19. Is there a chance of lumps forming after forehead filler injection?
- 20. Does forehead filler injection help make your face look younger?
1. Does forehead filler injection hurt?
One of the most popular questions asked by those who have had injectionsForehead fillerThe first question that people often ask is, does it hurt? Generally, it hurts less than injecting fillers in other areas of the face. This is because the forehead is an area with thicker tissue than other areas. However, the level of pain from forehead filler injections may vary from person to person, depending on each person's sensitivity to pain. The amount of filler injected and the doctor's injection technique also have an effect. Therefore, if patients are highly concerned about this, they should choose to inject with a doctor who is skilled and experienced in forehead filler injections.
2. How long does it take to inject filler into your forehead?
In general, forehead filler injections take about 30-60 minutes, depending on the amount of filler injected and the area to be corrected or filled. The specialist will assess the patient's needs and skin condition before the injection to determine the appropriate amount of filler and injection location. The duration of the procedure will depend on all of the above factors.
3. How long does forehead filler injection last?
In general, forehead filler injections last about 6-18 months, depending on several factors, such as:
- Brand of filler used
- Amount of filler injected
- Filler injection site
- Post-filler injection care
4. How much does it cost to inject filler into your forehead?
5. Where is a good place to get forehead filler injections?
Choosing where to get forehead filler injections depends on several factors, which are not many and easy to understand as follows
- The clinic must be up to standard and certified by the Ministry of Public Health.
- Doctors must have experience and expertise to be able to inject forehead filler correctly and safely.
- The filler used must be genuine filler only.
- Observe reviews of jawline filler injections from those who have actually used the service.
6. Is it dangerous to inject filler into your forehead?
Forehead filler injections are another dangerous area if not injected by an experienced doctor. This is because the forehead area has many blood vessels that connect to the eyes. If the filler blocks the blood vessels in the eyes, it may cause blurred vision and risk blindness after the filler injection. However, if the injection is done with the correct technique, by an experienced doctor, and with genuine, standard filler, it is safe. 100%
7. What are the side effects of forehead filler injections?
Side effects from forehead filler injections can be divided into short-term and long-term as follows:
Short term
- Swelling or bruising at the injection site
- Redness or itching at the injection site
- Pain at the injection site
These short-term side effects usually go away on their own within 2-3 days, but if symptoms do not improve or become more severe, see your doctor immediately.
Long term
- Found that the filler lumps moved or were unevenly bulging. This symptom may be corrected by injecting filler-dissolving injections.
- Allergic reactions to fillers, the symptoms are similar to short-term allergies, but the symptoms are longer lasting, including some patients who may experience dizziness, vertigo, etc.
- Necrosis at the injection site is very rare and is usually caused by injecting the filler into a blood vessel.
The best prevention to reduce the chance of all side effects is to consult a doctor and choose to inject with a doctor who is skilled and experienced in filler injections.
8. Forehead filler injections: Who is it suitable for and who is it “not” suitable for?
Forehead filler injections are suitable for people who want to correct forehead defects without surgery, do not want scars on their forehead, and to enhance the physiognomy of the forehead to be more prominent instead of using silicone.
| Who is it suitable for? | Not suitable for anyone |
|---|---|
| – Suitable for people with sunken foreheads, narrow foreheads, and dimples. – Suitable for people with a flat forehead that tilts back, making the face look old and aged. – Suitable for people with sunken temples, the face will look like a clear skull, like a sick person. – Suitable for those who want a fuller forehead, reduce blemishes or scars. – Suitable for people who want to enhance their forehead feng shui. - Suitable for those who do not want surgery, do not want scars, and do not have time to rest. | - People who are allergic to Hyaluronic Acid - Those who have a wound at the injection site - Pregnant or breastfeeding women |
9. What are the contraindications for forehead filler injections?
For the prohibitions or practices, it will be divided into before and after. The prohibitions or practices from now on can be applied to fixing every point where filler was injected, not just forehead filler injections.
Guidelines for conduct before filler injections (1 week before the procedure)
- Refrain from taking Aspirin, NSAIDs such as Ibuprofen, Diclofenac, Ponstan for 1 week before the procedure, and consult your doctor before stopping any medications.
- Refrain from taking St. John's Wort, Ginko biloba, Primrose oil, Garlic, Ginseng, and Vitamin E for 1 week before the procedure.
- You should avoid using exfoliating creams such as Tretinoin (Retin-A), Retinols, Retinoids, Glycolic Acid, or any type of “Anti-Aging” cream for 3 days before the procedure.
- Refrain from waxing, exfoliating, plucking, or shaving the area to be treated for 3 days before the procedure.
- If you have a facial massage or laser course, you should do it at least 3 days before the filler injection because you need to wait another 2 weeks after the procedure.
- If you have any chronic diseases or other regular medications, you should prepare the information to inform the doctor before the procedure.
Guidelines for after filler injection
- Avoid laser, facial sauna, facial massage, or heat treatment on the face for at least 1 month.
- Avoid taking medications or vitamins that increase bleeding, such as aspirin, vitamin E, or ginkgo biloba, for the first week.
- Avoid drinking alcoholic beverages, liquor, beer, and smoking for at least 2 weeks.
- Avoid pickled foods because pickled flowers contain high sodium, which may affect the area where the filler was injected, causing more swelling than normal and slower recovery.
- Avoid heat sources on your face, such as blow drying your hair and washing your face with warm water.
- Drink plenty of water, at least 2-3 liters per day, as the filler will swell and last longer.
- Do not press, massage, rub, or mold the area where the filler was injected to reduce the movement of the drug to unwanted areas.
- You can wear makeup as usual after getting filler injections.
If you still have concerns, you should always consult a medical professional before and after the procedure for safety and the best results.
10. How to take care of yourself after forehead filler injections
For self-care, whether before or after forehead filler injections, it is no different from the prohibitions mentioned above. You can read more at What should not be eaten or done before and after filler injections?
11. What brand of forehead filler is good?
Choosing the right filler and model is another important factor to know. A skilled doctor who understands each brand of filler will choose the model that suits the patient's forehead or the user's needs. As for which brand and model of forehead filler is good, there are 2 brands recommended: Juvederm and Restylane, with the following properties Juvederm and Restylane. Anyone interested can see more details about the promotion at Filler Promotion
12. How many cc's of forehead filler should be injected?
By injecting forehead filler, approximately 3-7 CC will be used, depending on each person's problem and the original forehead foundation of the patient. Each time forehead filler is injected, it must be injected with the correct technique into the periosteum layer only. The results will look natural and stable. It is a bone augmentation. The Mutan Pavilion medical team will design the forehead dimensions to fit the patient's face the most. You can read more at How many cc's of forehead filler should I inject?
13. What chronic diseases should people with forehead filler injections not have?
People with the following chronic diseases should consult a specialist before deciding to get filler injections.
- Bleeding disorders or those with a history of keloid scarring
- People who are allergic to filler ingredients, including hyaluronic acid and anesthetics.
- People with diseases that require taking anticoagulants or blood thinners
In addition, those who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid filler injections or consult a doctor before getting filler injections.
14. Does forehead filler injection cause the face to swell?
Forehead filler injections can cause facial swelling, which in some cases may take as long as 2-3 weeks for the swelling to go away on its own. However, swelling after forehead filler injections usually occurs within the first 24 hours after injection. This swelling is not severe enough to cause changes in the shape of the face.
If anyone experiences such swelling, they can use the following methods to reduce swelling after the filler injection.
- Apply a cold compress to the injection area with an ice cube or cold cloth for about 20 minutes, 3-4 times a day.
- Drink enough water
- Avoid touching or moving your face excessively in the injection area.
- Take pain relievers as prescribed by your doctor.
In addition, consulting a doctor or choosing a doctor who is an expert in filler injections, especially on the forehead, is another factor that can reduce the risk of swelling after filler injections.
15. Does forehead filler injection make your face stiff?
After forehead filler injection, you may experience symptoms that make your face look a little tighter, but it will not be so stiff that you cannot move your face. The tightness or stiffness that occurs after forehead filler injection usually occurs within the first 24 hours after injection and will gradually improve within 1-2 days. However, forehead filler injections with the correct technique, choosing a good quality filler, and being injected by a doctor who is an expert in filler injections can help reduce the risk of tightness of the face.
16. Does forehead filler injection make the face disproportionate?
In fact, forehead filler injections do not cause disproportionate facial features. However, if the filler is injected incorrectly, it can cause disproportionate facial features, for example:
- Injecting too much filler can make your forehead look unnaturally bulging.
- Injecting filler too low can make the forehead look shorter.
- Injecting filler in a position that is too high may make the forehead look longer.
- Injecting filler in uneven areas will make the forehead look disproportionate.
Therefore, if you want to inject forehead filler, you should consult a specialist before injecting to get good and safe results. The specialist will be able to assess the face shape and needs of the person injecting appropriately and inject the filler in the appropriate amount and location.
17. How often do I need to get forehead filler injections?
Generally, fillers, regardless of where they are injected, will last for about 12-18 months. After that, the filler will be broken down by the body. If you want to maintain the results of forehead filler for a long time, you should re-inject it every 12-18 months. However, the factor in making the injected filler last longer also depends on the care after the filler injection.
18. Is there a chance of infection if I inject filler into my forehead?
Forehead filler injections are susceptible to infection, just like other areas of the body where fillers are injected. Symptoms of infection after forehead filler injections include:
- Have pain
- There is swelling
- There is redness
- Skin temperature rises
However, there are ways to prevent or avoid infections after filler injections, as follows:
- Choose a clean and safe clinic and specialist doctor.
- Check the cleanliness of the equipment used for filler injection.
- Avoid filler injections if there are wounds or bruises in the area where the filler will be injected.
- Strictly follow your doctor's instructions after filler injections.
19. Is there a chance of lumps forming after forehead filler injection?
In fact, forehead filler injection does not cause lumps. However, if the filler is injected in an inappropriate amount or in the wrong position, lumps may occur. Therefore, before deciding to inject forehead filler, you should study the information and consult a specialist doctor so that the doctor can assess your needs and skin condition before injecting to prevent and avoid lumps. However, if lumps occur after filler injection, it can still be fixed by injecting filler dissolving injection to dissolve the filler lumps. Read more at What causes lumpy filler and how to fix it?
20. Does forehead filler injection help make your face look younger?
Forehead filler injections can really help make your face look more youthful. The filler will help fill in the forehead area that has sunken down with age, making the forehead look fuller and wrinkles on the forehead will appear less noticeable, resulting in the overall face looking younger. In addition, forehead filler injections in certain places, such as at Mudan Pavilion Wellness Center, can also help adjust the shape of the face to look proportionate and enhance.Forehead physiognomy The specialist doctor will assess each person's needs and skin condition before injection to achieve natural and youthful results.
That's the end of the most popular questions that most people who are about to get filler injections tend to ask. Whoever has read up to this point will have gained a lot of knowledge. We believe that there are probably many more questions that haven't been brought up, and if we were to bring them all up, it would be impossible. However, seeing a doctor to ask every question on your mind is something that should be done and must be done before deciding to get filler injections every time. Dr. Som, Dr. Grace and the Mudan Pavilion medical team are happy to provide free consultations. No charge. Inbox Facebook or add this Line. The doctors will answer all questions themselves.
