A good candidate for collarbone fillers should be in good overall health and do not have any contraindications to filler injections. Also, he should have mild to moderate volume loss or hollowing along the collarbones. It’s important for individuals considering collarbone fillers to schedule a consultation with a qualified cosmetic dermatologist to determine whether they are a suitable candidate for the procedure.

 Before the procedure the following activities are forbidden: alcohol use for a period of minimum 12 hours, inform us if you are using medication, aminoglycosides, spectinomycin or any medicine that interferes with the neuromuscular system, or with blood clotting or skin. Please try to have a full breakfast in the morning of the procedure.

Injecting the product is contraindicated in the following situations: sun exposure, smoking, pregnancy and breastfeeding, certain medication for blood, muscles, skin or for psychological disorders, individuals with hypersensitivity to any of the compounds of the product, autoimmune diseases, leukemia, infectious diseases, blood clotting problems, infectious diseases, herpes, acne, unhealed skin problems, individuals with complications after surgeries or with permanent products injections (silicon, acrylic polymers, dextran), untreated infectious peridontitis, severe myasthenis, multiple sclerosis, Lamberton-Eaton syndrome, ALS, Parkinson or any other diseases that affect the muscles, blood or skin.

Among the risks and side effects of the procedure include bruising, infection, swelling, pain, needle marks, acne like skin eruptions, skin sensitivity, erythema (skin redness) andasymmetry. These risks are usually temporary and solved on their own. If the asymmetry is not corrected on itsown, touch-ups may be required, with a risk of under/ over correction. The less likely risks include migration of filler, skin lumpiness, bleeding, visible tissue filler material, granulomas and unsatisfactory results. Some very unlikely risks are severe complications, damage to the deeper structures, leakage of filler material, skin necrosis, open or draining wounds, healing problems, allergic reactions, hypersensitivity, drug and local anaesthetic reactions, depigmentation, venous thrombosis (clot) and sequelae, fat/air embolism, persistent swelling (lymphedema), antibodies to fillers, accidental intra-arterial injection, scarring. 

After the Procedure the following activities are forbidden, for at least 3 weeks in most cases: manipulating the area(s) of injection, alcohol use, exposure to sun or other types of radiations, extreme temperatures (such as hot/cold showers, sauna, etc), using products for skin that are not recommended by the doctor for the area undergoing the procedure, makeup (may be not recommended for a period of time), any movements or actions of/on the area that can affect or traumatise the area (such as massaging the area, hitting, procedures or treatments on the area unless previously being assessed and deemed suitable by a healthcare practitioner).

There may be some swelling and bruising post procedure whichis a normal reaction, if any concerns please contact the Dr. Ducu London team. We will always keep in contact with you to ensure you are well and for any enquires please feel free to contact us any time.

The success rate of collarbone fillers can vary depending on several factors, including individual factors such as skin quality and anatomy. While collarbone fillers generally have a high success rate, it’s essential to understand that results can vary from person to person. It’s advisable to discuss any concerns or questions about success rates and potential outcomes directly with your provider at Dr. Ducu Clinics.