

When injectable treatments came along, we completely changed the way that we address the signs of aging. While some people do undergo plastic surgery to correct more severe facial aging, the vast majority of adults who want to restore younger-looking facial contours do so without surgery. They do so with injectables like BOTOX and dermal fillers. While there are many upsides to injectable treatments, there are also a few risks. Bruising is one of them that we get asked about frequently. Here, we discuss why some people develop bruises after getting injectables and what you might do to decrease this risk in yourself.
Bruising is something that just happens to some people. We can boil it down to DNA. However, there are also factors that are in our control. Some of the reasons people may bruise after getting injections include exercise, drinking, and taking certain medications. With the right awareness and preventative measures, the risk of bruising can be significantly reduced.
If you’re thinking of scheduling injectable treatment, your first responsibility to yourself is to find a reputable, board-certified injector who has a wealth of experience. While injection technique cannot completely eliminate risks, it can go a long way. For additional risk-reduction, try the following:
Anti-aging has never been easier. To experience the benefits of convenient, safe injectables, contact us at 484-322-5316. Lux Skin & Lasers has offices in Bryn Mawr and King of Prussia.