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Physician Referrals

A place to talk a filler complication through when your usual options have run out

Where We Can Help

Every injector meets filler complications at some point, and so do we. When hyaluronidase has not worked, when the material cannot be dissolved, or when no one can tell which layer it sits in, it is hard on both the patient and the doctor.

Filler complications are what we focus on: we confirm the material and its location on ultrasound first, then assess how much can be removed.

Your Patient Comes Back to You

We treat the complication itself. For aesthetic treatment afterwards, we ask the patient to return to the doctor they already trust.

Referral Details Handled with Care

What you send us is used only for this patient's assessment and treatment. We respect the original treatment; our focus is what to do now, not what went wrong before.

We Report Back

With the patient's consent, we send you the ultrasound findings and a summary of what was done, so you can follow the case.

What Helps When You Refer

With these details we can judge more quickly how to help your patient:

  • Your name and clinic
  • Patient name (initials are fine)
  • Type of filler / material used
  • Injection site and approximate date
  • Current symptoms and concerns
  • Previous treatments attempted (e.g., hyaluronidase, steroid, antibiotics)
  • Photos or ultrasound images if available

No formal paperwork needed — send whatever you have.

Featured Poster

10,000+ minimally invasive procedures. 5,000+ filler revisions among them. — 20 years in practice, 15+ years in filler revision. Extraction is done under ultrasound guidance: vessels, nerves and filler position are checked first, then treated through a pinhole.

10,000+ minimally invasive procedures. 5,000+ filler revisions among them.

20 years in practice, 15+ years in filler revision. Extraction is done under ultrasound guidance: vessels, nerves and filler position are checked first, then treated through a pinhole.

See it first. Then remove it. — Real-time ultrasound shows the filler's depth, its capsule and where it sits relative to vessels and nerves — before we decide how to remove it.

See it first. Then remove it.

Real-time ultrasound shows the filler's depth, its capsule and where it sits relative to vessels and nerves — before we decide how to remove it.

Tell Us About Your Patient

Use whichever channel suits you and talk the case through with our team directly.

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