Dissolve fillers?
This week, influencer Selma Omari released an educational video in which she explained the ins and outs of fillers and what to do when things go wrong. She explained how to choose a good clinic and what we were able to do for her. Young people have a misconception about injectables, and unfortunately, they often end up with incompetent or even unqualified practitioners. What should you do if treatment with fillers or botulinum toxin doesn't work out? Our fillers are based on hyaluronic acid and can always be removed with an antidote: hyaluronidase. This allows us to work safely, knowing we can always remove it. Our doctors are also highly experienced and well-trained in treating complications.
Have you had a treatment that didn't turn out well? Don't hesitate to schedule a free consultation with one of our doctors so we can discuss your situation with you and perhaps offer you a solution.
Side note: fillers are not dangerous! Fillers are based on hyaluronic acid, a substance naturally found in the body. The administration of this product must be performed by an authorized and competent physician. A medical aesthetic physician has successfully completed medical training at university and holds a BIG registration. This can be verified on the government website: www.bigregister.nl. To check whether a physician is competent, one could look at the continuing education and training the physician undertakes, the amount of experience the physician has, and whether the physician is affiliated with a professional association such as the NVCG.
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