The answer to this question would best be answered in a personalised, confidential consultation with one of our practitioners.
Questions we would need to ask are; are you in remission? Are you still having treatment, such as radiation, or chemotherapy? How long have you been in remission for? Other factors would include your immunity and clearance from your Oncologist. Typically, dermal fillers are contraindicated to immunosuppressed patients, due to a high risk of infection.
We would love for you to book in for a complimentary consultation, to discuss what treatment/s may be suitable for you.
Questions we would need to ask are; are you in remission? Are you still having treatment, such as radiation, or chemotherapy? How long have you been in remission for? Other factors would include your immunity and clearance from your Oncologist. Typically, dermal fillers are contraindicated to immunosuppressed patients, due to a high risk of infection.
We would love for you to book in for a complimentary consultation, to discuss what treatment/s may be suitable for you.
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