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Study: Filler May Migrate from Site
Recent studies have confirmed that fillers can extend and move within a patient's face. However, the movement of the filler material follows specific anatomical pathways rather than dispersing randomly. The type of filler and the injection site also influence how far the material spreads. The study utilized ultrasound imaging to monitor the fate of the filler after injection into 440 areas of the faces of 107 patients. It demonstrated that fibrous tissue networks help guide the movement of the filler within the face.
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