Macrolane is an aesthetic procedure that uses a gel based on hyaluronic acid, which when injected in a given region of the body, promotes an increase of its volume, improving the body contour.
What is Macrolane used for?
Macrolane is used to increase a certain area of the body, such as breasts, buttocks and legs. The product also serves to improve the appearance of scars, without the need for cuts or general anesthesia, being a great alternative to the use of silicone.
Side Effects of Macrolane
Possible side effects of Macrolane are local irritation, swelling, minor inflammation and pain. These can be easily solved by taking anti-inflammatory drugs and analgesics prescribed by the doctor on the day of application.
How is the Macrolane session done?
The Macrolane session is started with anesthesia at the treatment site. Then the doctor will introduce the gel into the desired areas.
The results can be seen at the end of the procedure.
How long does Macrolane last?
Macrolane lasts on average 12 to 18 months, and can be reinjected from this date.
Who can use Macrolane
Individuals who can use Macrolane are those who are close to ideal weight, who are healthy and who want to increase the volume of a particular region of the body.
Who can apply Macrolane
Macrolane can only be applied by doctors, in a clinic or hospital.
Risks of Macrolane
According to the producer, Macrolane is well tolerated by the body and has no health risks. But it can make breastfeeding difficult if the product is applied to the breasts and has not yet been completely reabsorbed by the body when the baby is born.
Macrolane does not interfere with tests such as mammography, but it is recommended to notify the technician who has had Macrolane before the procedure. As well as the doctor who will evaluate the exam.
No other risk was observed when Macrolane is applied to other areas of the body.
