1. Derma
Veil
is only for the use of licensed physicians familiar with
injectable fillers.
2. Derma
Veil
can only be
used for intradermal application. Never apply the product in the
epidermis
(superficially) or in
subcutaneous
tissue.
3. Use
caution when injecting Derma Veil;
once the needle has been inserted draw back
the plunger momentarily to ensure that
a blood vessel has not been
punctured,
injecting product into blood
vessels could cause an
occlusion
that may result in an
infarction or
embolism that could produce scaring or
necrosis.
4.
Use caution when injecting
Derma Veil
in areas where the tissue is
thin such as;
temples,
glabella, lateral orbital
rim (crow’s feet). These applications require skill and
well developed practice.
5.
The safety
of Derma Veil
for use in sub-orbital region has
not been studied or
evaluated and shoul be
avoided.
6.
The safety of
Derma Veil
foruse in
the red area of the lips (vermillion) has not been
studied or evaluated and
should be avoided.
7.
Do not overfill a contour deficiency because the depression
should slowly diminish as
the benefit
of the
product become evident during the
following weeks after the
sessions
(Refer
to Instructions for Use, section
VII. (a - e)).
8.
The following reactions to the injection of local anesthesia and/or
Derma Veil
during/after
a
treatment session
have been observed consisting
mainly of
short-term (i.e., a few hours
to 5
days) duration:
ecchymosis,
erythema, edema,
hematoma, and bleeding (Refer to
Instructions
for Use
see section V. (g & h)).
9.
Patients have expressed
various levels
of discomfort/pain caused by the injection of
Derma Veil,
as well as due
to the implant’s presence (Refer to
>
Instructions for Use,
section VI. (a - d)).