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Risk of nodules associated with fillers, dental work
Should dermatologists talk with their patients about dental work history? Michael Persky, MD, recently posed this question at the Vegas Cosmetic Surgery and Aesthetic Dermatology meeting. He referenced two patients who presented with nodules following hyaluronic acid filler injections.
Should dermatologists talk with their patients about dental work history? Michael Persky, MD, recently posed this question at the Vegas Cosmetic Surgery and Aesthetic Dermatology meeting. He referenced two patients who presented with nodules following hyaluronic acid filler injections.
This discussion was yet another example of the growing collaboration between medical and dental practitioners, and the realization that that the two sides should be working more closely together for the betterment of their patients.
Partnering with our sister publication, Dermatology Times, you can listen to the expert panel discuss this issue in an exclusive roundtable video.
Click here to watch the video and see more thoughts on the subject from the dermatologist’s point of view.
Floss and Flip Flops Episode 13: The Focal Point of Infection
January 10th 2023The Sanders Sisters jump into 2023 with a discussion of the many conditions that display some of their earliest symptoms in the oral environment, and all the ways this can connect to systemic issues that can become serious health challenges for patients.
Floss & Flip Flops Episode 12: The 12 Medical Conditions of Concern…and a Partridge in a Pear Tree
December 2nd 2022Join the Sanders Sisters as they welcome the holidays and the last episode of their first season of Floss & FlipFlops! In this episode, the sisters discuss the 12 medical conditions on Santa’s list that can indicate a bigger systemic complication, and how you can integrate your knowledge of these conditions in helping your patients achieve lifelong health!
