Important Safety Information
Contra-Indications
- Injection into eye contours(eye circle. eyelids)
- Injection into the blood vessels
- Patients suffering from untreated epilepsy
- Pregnant or breastfeeding women
- Individuals under the age of 18
- Individuals prone to hypertrophic scarring
- Patients with known hypersensitivity to HA
- Patients suffering from porphyria
- Injection into inflamed and/or infected areas such as acne, herpes, etc
- Simultaneous laser treatment, intense pulsed light, chemical peeling, or dermabrasion
- Presence of considerable inflammatory response to surface peal.
- Coagulation defects or under anti-coagulation therapy
- Overcorrection
- Individuals with unachievable expectations
- Hypersensitivity or allergic reactions have been rarely reported, including oedema, tenderness, and rarely acneform papules in the surrounding tissues. In pronounced cases, treatments have included systemic steroids, systemic antibiotics, and intravenous administration of medications. Rare cases of granuloma formation, superficial necrosis, and urticaria have been reported with the same kind of products. Patients who have experienced this type of reaction should not have retreated.
Precautions
- The correct injection technique is crucial for the final result of the treatment.
- Individual differences will affect the final result of the treatment.
- If additional implantation of the Allurépic® Dermal Filler is necessary, the minimum time interval is 2~4 weeks.
- Clean the area to be treated with alcohol or another suitable antiseptic solution.
- As with all transcutaneous procedures,
- The Allurépic® Dermal Filler implantation carries a risk of infection.
- The safety of the Allurépic® Dermal Filler during pregnancy, in breastfeeding females, or in patients under 18 years has not been established.
- The Allurépic® Dermal Filler should not be used in patients susceptible to keloid formation or hypertrophic scarring.
- The Allurépic® Dermal Filler should never be utilized for breast enlargement or implantation into bone, tendon, ligament, or muscle.
- Due to the lack of sufficient clinical data to profile the tolerance of the Allurépic® Dermal Filler in patients with a history of past or current auto-immune disease, multiple allergies, or anaphylactic shock, Skincare professionals are strongly advised to administer this product with discretion on a case by case basis, carefully consider the nature of the disease.
- If you use aspirin, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory medications, or high doses of vitamin E supplements before treatment or any similar medications, be aware that these may increase bruising and bleeding at the injection site.
- It is strongly recommended not to use any make-up or touch the treated area within 12 hours after injection.
- The Allurépic® Dermal Filler should be used cautiously in patients on immunosuppressive therapy or using substances that reduce coagulation.
- After treatment, the patient should minimize exposure of the treated area to UV lamps, excessive sunlight, and extreme cold weather until any initial reaction is resolved.
- After treatment with the Allurépic® Dermal Filler, patients should not receive laser treatment, chemical peeling, or any other procedure based on active dermal response.
- Patients with a severe allergic reaction should not receive treatments of the Allurépic® Dermal Filler.
- The Allurépic® Dermal Filler should be injected following the manufacturer’s instructions for each product.
- After injection, used syringes and needles should be handled as medical waste according to local and state requirements.
- Clinical investigation confirms that the first injection of the Allurépic® Dermal Filler is safe. It is reported that repeated injection of the same kind of filler in the same region does not pose an increased risk for literature’s adverse reactions.
Warning & Reminder
- The Allurépic® Dermal Filler is for single use only.
- Do not use it if the package is opened or damaged.
- Do not reserialize the Allurépic® Dermal Filler, as this may damage or alter the product.
- Do not inject intravascularly.
- Do not use the Allurépic® Dermal Filler with other fillers.
Approved Uses
Allurépic® Medical devices are for professional use only. Please consult your treatment plan and product indications with your skin care professional for the best result for your skincare expectations. Product indications and availability may vary from region to region.
Important Safety Information
Do not use these products if you have a history of severe allergic reactions to hyaluronic acid, lidocaine (if applicable), or other ingredients used in these products. Please consult your medical history with your skin care professional before receiving a treatment.
What can injectable hyaluronic acid treat?
Injectable hyaluronic acid, or HA, is a popular aging and skin rejuvenation treatment. It can restore and enhance specific areas while improving skin quality. It is commonly employed for the following purposes:
- Rejuvenating and hydrating the skin on the face, neck, and hands.
- Treating and improving the appearance of injury and acne scars.
- Enhancing the shape of cheeks, chin, and nose.
- Adding volume and definition to the lips.
- Correcting fine lines and wrinkles.
- Reducing the signs of skin aging, such as wrinkles and sagging.
How is the injection performed, and how long does it take?
The injection procedure for hyaluronic acid can vary based on the practitioner’s approach and the patient’s treatment plan. However, the general steps include:
- Cleansing the treatment areas with an antibacterial solution.
- Using a topical or injectable anesthetic in sensitive areas to minimize discomfort (some dermal fillers contain lidocaine).
- Injection of hyaluronic acid into the skin using a fine needle through a series of small injections.
- Massage the treated area to distribute the injected hyaluronic acid evenly.
The duration of the treatment can range from 20 to 60 minutes, depending on your specific treatment plan.
What is the recovery time?
Hyaluronic acid treatments generally involve minimal downtime. In most cases, patients can resume their daily routines immediately after the procedure. Common side effects may include temporary redness, swelling, and bruising, which typically subside within a few days.
Who can administer hyaluronic acid dermal fillers?
The authority to administer hyaluronic acid dermal fillers can vary by jurisdiction, so it’s essential to check with your local health authorities. In general, only registered skincare professionals are permitted to perform these injections. In some regions, registered nurses may also be authorized to administer them, but in many areas, only trained physicians, dermatologists, or plastic surgeons are allowed to do so.
What are the potential side effects of hyaluronic acid injection?
Hyaluronic acid injections can lead to potential immediate or delayed side effects, including:
- Inflammatory reactions include redness, swelling, itching, pain, and tenderness at the injection site.
- Induration (hardening of the skin) or the formation of nodules at the injection site.
- Poor filling results due to improper injection technique.
- Delayed or immediate hypersensitivity, abscess formation, and glabellar necrosis (though rare).
- Hematomas (collection of blood under the skin).
It is recommended to seek immediate medical attention if these reactions persist for over a week. These reactions typically occur immediately or 1-2 weeks after the injection, are usually mild to moderate, and last about two weeks. Patients experiencing such reactions should contact their physicians promptly. Treatment should be avoided for patients with multiple allergic reactions.
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