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For liquid face lift procedures and dermal filler procedures, a topical anesthetic, local anesthetic or nerve block may be utilized, depending upon the area to be treated and physician's preference. The actual injection phase of many of these procedures takes just a minute or two, so any pain not managed with anesthesia is typically minimal and over quickly. Physicians can maximize comfort by using ice or other cooling devices on the treated area during dermal filler procedures.
For most BOTOX® procedures, anesthesia is usually not necessary. While the initial injection may prick at first, the needle is so fine and the procedure so quick that any discomfort is over almost as soon as it starts. Most patients report BOTOX® procedures to be well tolerated.
Comfort levels may vary with physicians technique and experience.
*This web site is designed to educate individuals about dermal filler and
botulinum toxin procedure options being used by various physicians in the U.S. and abroad. The information is
not intended to be medical advice or endorsement of any particular product or
procedure. Consult your physician for medical advice. Companies who manufacture
FDA-approved dermal fillers and botulinum toxins typically do not seek FDA approval for use of products in all
facial areas or procedures. Other uses are known as off label. Both on-label and off-label uses are presented on this web site, and are widely used by plastic surgeons, dermatologists and other
physicians in the U.S. and abroad. The LFLA is an association
of experienced dermal filler medical practitioners and is not affiliated with
any medical device manufacturer.
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