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Rare But Serious Necrosis Risks Highlighted in Popular Hyaluronic Acid Aesthetic Treatments
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First reported by N12 · Jul 2, 2026
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Ichilov Medical Center warns that rare but serious necrosis can occur after hyaluronic acid cosmetic injections, risking permanent facial damage and vision loss. Prompt recognition and treatment are crucial to prevent lasting harm, with cases reported weekly at the hospital's complications clinic.
- 01Hyaluronic acid injections can rarely cause dangerous facial tissue necrosis and permanent scarring.
- 02Ichilov Medical Center sees nearly weekly cases of necrosis or blood supply issues after aesthetic treatments.
- 03Early symptoms include severe pain, skin color changes, numbness, and blistering, requiring urgent care.
- 04The nose is especially vulnerable, and in rare cases, vision can be affected if eye arteries are involved.
- 05Complications can occur even with skilled doctors; rapid diagnosis and treatment are vital to recovery.
- 06Delays in seeking help increase risk of permanent tissue damage and deformities.
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