Does filling the temples with hyaluronic acid affect headaches?
Disease description:
I recently had a cosmetic procedure where hyaluronic acid was injected into my temples, and I'm concerned that this might affect her headaches. I occasionally experience mild migraines, but they are not frequent.
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Han Xuefeng
Hyaluronic acid filler injection into the temples is a common cosmetic procedure used to improve facial contours, making the face appear fuller and younger. Under normal circumstances, this procedure is safe with few complications. However, as with any invasive procedure, there are certain risks involved, including infection, allergic reactions, swelling, and pain. Generally, hyaluronic acid injections do not directly cause headaches. However, post-procedural swelling and pressure may cause temporary discomfort, which could manifest as a headache in some sensitive individuals.
Nevertheless, if proper cleaning and disinfection of the injection sites are not performed after the injection, localized infection may occur. Therefore, patients should choose reputable medical facilities and follow the advice and instructions of their physicians when undergoing hyaluronic acid temple filler treatments. After the injection, patients should also closely monitor their physical condition and seek timely medical attention if any abnormal symptoms arise.
