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<p>Any practitioner injecting should be fully trained not only in these techniques but should also be able to manage any complications arising from their treatment.</p>
<p>This requires them to have detailed anatomical knowledge, plus an understanding of pharmacology and therapeutics, and the ability to prescribe.</p>
<div>Treatment, for example, of a vascular occlusion requires far more than just the injection of hyaluronidase.</div>
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<div>Management with steroids, antibiotics, anticoagulants and other drugs may be indicated, and drugs such as these <strong>need to be prescribed by a medically qualified injector</strong>.</div>
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<div><strong>A significant number of the patients I have seen treated by non-medical practitioners have experienced a serious adverse event, which has not been diagnosed by the injector.</strong></div>
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<div>I have seen cases of necrosis of the glabella, of the nasal septum, and of the lip, all caused by the injector failing to recognise the complication and manage it appropriately.</div>
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<div>As a result, the delay in diagnosis has led to, in many cases, permanent scarring and tissue loss, which in some cases has led to the requirement for plastic surgical reconstruction.</div>
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<div>I also work closely with some medical negligence law firms and am referred many cases of undiagnosed and mismanaged complications, where the injector clearly does not have a medical background.</div>

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