Blindness following dermal fillers? How does this happen and what can be done?

[@Paula-xi1lx]

Thank you for being such a decent human being. This was a very valuable video.

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

Thanks Paula!

[@batx882]

@@viccosmeticinstitute Please answer me 🙏. I am an asian and I have the same eyes shape as you. Ive got botox in glabella ( 55 unit azzelura) in my country Denmark . unfortunately my eyes changes shape and Ive got a mongolfold in my innercrease. It was 5 Oktober Ive got botox. Does my eyes turn to normal shape again 😑

[@heatherchando5873]

He's more than decent. This doc is amazing!

[@albongcara5125]

social responsibility at work. more patients will visit you because of your professional ethics.

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

Thank you . Appreciate your comment

[@albongcara5125]

Victorian Cosmetic Institute i appreciate u even more for taking time to reply to comments like this. God bless you.

[@julieboggus7841]

@@viccosmeticinstitute can filler cause bad vision as opposed to total blindness?

[@lecatnegro7113]

@@julieboggus7841 botox does I know that for a fact. A whole 1.5 change in prescription over 1 week.

[@julieboggus7841]

@@lecatnegro7113 What are you talking about?

[@samedwards9253]

I been having fillers for 10 years and this is the FIRST time Ive been made aware of this risk. Thank you Dr

[@JJamiah]

Do you think this would've deterred you from getting fillers 10 years ago?

[@tripbhabie]

what fillers? dermal fillers? how long does it last

[@sherenesarina7762]

Your is hyaluronic acid?

[@ceyciemateo9411]

I wish they never told me

[@tamarafield5074]

Research everything

[@firessmitchell5716]

I don’t wanna be fine and blind 😮

[@tiaslays255]

On God. All that fine and can’t even see it 😂🤣

[@ahmedyasin7112]

What about non surgical nose job?

[@e_lizzabethx]

lmao

[@Dreamzzgirl]

@@ahmedyasin7112 the chance of blindness is bigger with nose fillers and under eye fillers

[@xfaroutzx3637]

I have to admit...this video has officially scared me off ever getting any fillers. Thank you for your honesty in your videos about the truths of fillers.

[@helloitsanxiety6234]

It is very rare to find this kind of honesty and ethics when it comes to money and cosmetic surgery. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@gracielaperezleal7621]

thank you doctor for your being so clear and tell the truth. No doctors here talk about those serious problems. I feel proud about your honesty. Blessings from Argentina

[@espyagudelo3437]

God bless your honesty and Being such an eye opener,

[@10418]

Two eye he wish :)

[@Gryneetbroman]

You are so wise. I wish everyone was just like you !

[@gailnightowl0423]

My dr has never told this to me, wow....

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

It's not a topic that is easily brought up - rare but very serious. But it is good to be open about the possibility of serious complications so patients can make choices.

[@henriettagibsonii3545]

Mine neither, just found out about this two weeks ago when an RN told me that a very famous celebrity doctor here in in LA won’t fill frown lines because the area is too vascular and too risky. I never knew this. I’ve put tape on my frown line every night since.

[@redlady935]

Did your Dr maybe give you a sheet to read and sign? I'm guessing a lot would cover it this way as worried it would put everyone off having the treatment saying "oh by the way you could go blind...so shall we get started then!" 😬

[@brightamberstar]

Ocean Flower Only with fillers

[@carolinelala9818]

The places I've gone have never mentioned this either but they don't have doctors doing this in Canada, they have nurses.

[@SidniOrchids]

Doctor, you are God sent! No many would thoroughly explain it in such great detail as what you’ve done. And for that my hat is off to you! You are winning!!! 🙂💜🇹🇹

[@zolmir7950]

Important info. Good to know certain areas to avoid. You are a wonderful doctor especially for refusing to treat the patient that was blind in one eye. Many drs would just do it without thinking of repercussions. Wish you were in the States!!

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

Sorry for the belated reply Zul, but thank you for your feedback.

[@cellgrrl]

Yes, I agree. I in fact have only one eye, but have had dermal fillers before, fortunately that worked out well. Somewhere I did hear about blindness but it sounded just so extremely rare. I was planning on doing it again in a few months, but now I don't believe I will. We need a Dr. Chan in the US!

[@izzygee2216]

My goodness Dr. Chan, you are very honest, transparent, and sincere... my respect and my admiration for you sir. God bless you. Thank you. 🙏🏽😌

[@globalluxuriousproperties8224]

Again Dr Gavin Chan, you are a very skilled doctor related to dermal filler injections. You give the right information and you are not avoiding the risks to tell online. Most doctors are not informing their patients about these risks. The patient needs to be informed completely and correctly. Your information is professional and respectful to your work and to the patient. Your are well aware of the risk, options and the end results of your preforming work. My personal respect for you as a doctor how is enjoying his life work.

[@69Empresofdarknes69]

I'll never get any thing like that done 😉

[@Elpenor]

After learning this fact from your video...... I put a blindfold on for around 15-20mins and walked around the house. And all I could think was, my current face is FINE the way it IS, if there is even a 0.00001% chance of my precious sight being taken away.

[@layla8647]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tadasrirathung9492]

I’m with you on that

[@homiedawg-x3r]

You have a higher chance of having an eye stroke than going blind from fillers

[@BenniTheSkunker]

Thanks to you I'm cancelling my first appointment to get dermal fillers

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

glad I could help you make a properly informed decision

[@victoriabrooke7970]

Good. I’m losing my eyesight in one of my eyes. I had filler done in both under eyes.

[@BenniTheSkunker]

@@victoriabrooke7970 oh my God I'm so sorry to know that. Hope you get better soon :(

[@abcdefg2174]

@@victoriabrooke7970 May I ask where abouts you got your fillers done? Sorry that happened to you, that's horrible!

[@victoriabrooke7970]

@@abcdefg2174 I went to a medispa but the injector was a nurse who has her own business.

[@melikepalta4118]

Thank you so much for this video. I was considering of getting dermal fillers and was never explained of the risks during my consultations. They were just brushed under the rug and called " safe." After having heard your explanation, I will never consider getting them. Thank you for being honest with your patients and with potential candidates.

[@ningwang8958]

Hi Dr Chan, this video is very comprehensive and informative. Its easy to understand for both professionals and amateurs Thank you.

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

Thank you Ning! Glad you enjoyed it and found it informative.

[@MegGyver1]

Excellent explanation! I had a blood vessel injected with Restalyne in the nasiolabial fold the very first time I got fillers. My whole nose developed a purple lacy pattern and got extremely cold. It was a Friday afternoon. Thank God I called the office to see if that was normal. The doctor, a dermatologist who actually studied with my husband, was mortified. He was able to dissolve it and I used nitroglycerin cream for a week, which brought excruciating headaches. He called me every night to check on me. I’ve since had Botox and under eye filler, but never in that area again.

[@constantinaharris4305]

That sounds like it was almost necrosis, scary! Was it a doctor who injected you?

[@linxj6]

The best dermatologists that do the fillers are knowledgeable about where the veins are! I've had this done 4 times for laugh lines and never so much as a bruise!

[@user-fl4hb3vs1x]

Thank you for being honest, and being decent enough to explain this to everyone.👍🏼

[@laraoneal7284]

I so appreciate ur integrity. We need to be properly educated on these fillers. They are so cavalierly done today.

[@LibbyShawShow]

Now I understand why my injectors won't do certain areas. I wanted fillers under my eyes for the tear troughs and they won't do them. They'll only do the cheeks. Now I understand why. I haven't yet gone ahead but am in a few weeks. This video is honest and so informative.

[@havepeaceonearth]

I asked a cosmetic filler type of doctors to inject my year troughs too...after losing weight from being ill...and he suggested wait and see if I can gain some weight and gain a little bit of fat in the face...I am glad he suggested waiting...I was stressed and thinking fillers would make me happy...we talked about Botox on the forehead and glabella too but I wasn't ready to make a decision...this was just a consult. I later then thought about it and have heard of complications like blindness...so a year later I am feeling better and instead am using topical creams and stuff...not expecting miracles but just letting them and a little mineral makeup give me a bit of glow and self care. And so I have decided to not risk fillers..,we can't look young forever and even though risk is low I don't want to be the one where it could go wrong

[@SyuzenaPitz]

@@havepeaceonearth Botox on the forehead/glabella doesn't cause the blindness, normally doctors don't treat the forehead area with ha fillers.

[@luluwa8391]

Thank you, you are a good man. Bless you for being true.

[@nourake341]

I was thinking about getting filler to correct my nose but I am glad I found this video.....

[@evieball4162]

I am beyond grateful to have found you. Your knowledge of the possible risks involved in injecting dermal fillers confirmed my fears, and I can now say with certainty, that I will never have them done. I have cultivated a new and most profound appreciation of my face, just as it is. Thank you for your courage to share this information with us. xo

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

I'm glad for you even though your choice is to not proceed. It's all about being informed prior and making the right decision for you

[@leahmay1506]

This is a very honest explanation. I really appreciate this!

[@Nonyabiz370]

Thank you for this invaluable video. Thank God for your honesty. God Bless you, Dr. Gavin Chan!

[@zarapinder6398]

Hi, this information is so helpful, I have been having fillers for 3 years, in a very well known clinic and have never been made aware of this, I really appreciate you explaining the risks, you came across very caring, and have a lovely manner. Thank you.

[@ellajo1209]

I came here because I was thinking I’d like to have filler in my smile lines... The information you provide has made my decision easier. I have changed my mind. I will try something less invasive with very little risk if losing my sight. Thank you.

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

Botox is a nice way to treat smile lines with very little risk. Generally fillers are not used for smile lines or crows feet

[@devianadkar7969]

@@viccosmeticinstitute I think they meant nasolabial foods and botox is wasted there.

[@juliamatthews7337]

I wish you well in life. You are doing a great service to many of us. Thank you

[@edamame-me]

Things can go wrong even in the hands of the most seasoned injectors. Going blind is a very real risk. This is why I don’t understand why ultra sound guided filler injections aren’t mandatory. And why medspas-s run by nurses and sometimes even just aestheticians are allowed to inject things into people’s faces. The regulations should be so much stricter on fillers.

[@laanmac1]

Agree!!

[@TeeAlee143]

I agree the first time I got my lips filled was by a plastic surgeon board-certified ..this last time I went to a Medi-Spa that was very well known and very well-loved but I wasn't aware that they weren't at least one person board certified in there besides just RN's which Ill be at the end of the summer myself...it been 2 weeks but I'm scared.. last time I dont remember healing anything like this

[@fai5734]

As consumers (and imo even some injectors) of these types of procedures, there is a belief that these procedures are almost no risk. I agree that they have minimal risks, however, it is important to highlight the risks involved. You've also highlighted the need for CPD, for injectors. Thank you very much for this very informative video!

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

Hi Flavia! Sorry for the belated reply. Yes, continuing medical education is so important for practitioners.

[@gloriagolemboski4515]

What is cod. Couldn't hear on blindness. Bad audio for me on this video.

[@tinamezori211]

Thank you so much for being so open and honest about the risks and consequences of fillers. I have a very small unoticable hump on my nose and I wanted to have a filler injection, which is basically between my eye area / nose bridge, but after listening to YOU (thank you) I’m not doing it - I’ll accept the appearance of it and like it instead with the rest of my face. 🙏🏻❤️

[@johnkennedy3782]

Tina Mezori I have ur same problem and did it

[@Rokhsona]

You are such a kind and genuine man. Thank you Doctor . I watched your videos a few years ago and again I’m watching.

[@angelalighthouse9141]

Absolutely. I had dermal filler injected slightly to the outside and underneath my orbital bone. The only vein checking done was a slight pulling on the syringe. I reported to the doctor my horrific bruise and he blamed me. Later my skin fell off atop the injection. He burst one of my blood vessels near my eye from having injected the entire syringe into it. Still "not his doing" and i seriously doubt he reported it. Now i have a depression almost the size of a dime beneath my orbital bone on my cheak. I told him i was afraid it was going to effect my eye since the bruising came so close to it. That entire side of my face turned black and nearly ten years later is still discolored with blotchy redness and a big white scar. Thank God that was what occured and not the permanent loss of vision. It also hurt like stinging death at the time of injection but i was not told i should not feel pain.

[@superweniedog8098]

Omggg! This is so scary ! I’m so sorry this happened to you

[@IceQeen1011]

Holy crap, this has scared the crap out of me.

[@sitmengchue4077]

It just happened in July in Singapore! A woman in her 30s went blind like that. In BOTH eyes. 2:19 Rare occurrence? Low risk? Not for this woman whose life has been destroyed. Best prevention is NOT to do it! Just smile more. You will look prettier! It's FREE and 1000% SAFE! Anyway, doctor, thank you for your frankness. 6:13 7:44 15:55 15:55

[@angellau9738]

This is really a piece of information that I never been aware of and now I have to think twice about having fillers on my tear trough..

[@Rose-xi2ll]

Optometrist here. Thanks was really well explained

[@alann5003]

I can't thank you enough doctor. Invaluable information.

[@elizabethhcarson]

Thank you for your honesty You are one in a million

[@lostbeyondpluto]

incredibly informative video. thank you so much for your honesty and candor. this video snapped me back into my senses; i already have naturally thick lips, but i thought "hey! they could always be bigger!", but now that i've watched this video and have become aware of this severe risk, i've changed my mind. at least for now while i'm young. maybe in 20 years when i'm in my 40's, the advances in fillers will make this risk obsolete. fingers crossed!

[@superweniedog8098]

Lips are not the part to worry about!

[@conniebracamonte8095]

Well I've been thinking about having fillers in the lip area, and now I decided to be happy with the way I was born 🥰💋

[@Fiona-sg9wh]

I have never heard of this. Thank you so much for educating me on this. If rare things happen I tend me occasionally be those rare people. Thank you again for your knowledge.

[@viktoriaishak1084]

Hi Dr Gavin Chan! How much time passes until you start notice symptoms of blindness from nose fillers? What signs should a patient be attentive of? Will it show already at the clinic or after the patient has left?

[@LadyOfShaIott]

If the blindness is going to happen, it will happen straightaway, whilst the person receiving fillers is still in the treatment chair.

[@joywisdom6598]

Wow , thank you for your honesty.

[@sandym8787]

This is terrifying , I've had Sculptra 2 times , once 3 years ago and once several weeks ago , one vial only - didn't want to be too puffy . I read about the blindness after the first time , and asked my provider about it before this second time .. It's really important to know your provider , that they have been in business a long time , etc.I would never go to some house party down the block with the neighbors if you know what I mean . Thank you for bringing attention to this.

[@barbfroede1343]

Thank you for your honesty in this subject matter.

[@donnapatten1290]

Thank you for this detailed information. Makes you really think twice about fillers!

[@eleonoranostradamus2869]

And also im so incredibly grateful that this never happend to me .. just thinking about where I all went to get filler .. absolutely crazy

[@Justjoy3366]

:( that is what I am thinking now too. I was so excited and picked a place where a nurse did it I am not sure how experienced she even was. Little did I know what risk I was taking! I thought it is such a simple thing that everyone is doing , i feel so stupid now

[@yvettrae]

So I won’t be getting fillers of any kind. I had no idea. Scary info.

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

glad we helped you make an informed decision

[@ross9503]

Don´t be so radical please. Fillers beautify most people with minor to any complication. This is general info, go to a good practitioner and your risks will be close to none ;;D

[@monikaengel5515]

Never fillers thank you soo scary even rare blindness but soo scary

[@constantinadedes8088]

Thank you for your time Doctor, you are a Godsend.

[@Rina-gn5sx]

I went to the temporal aria fillers Voluma today. And the first doctor, who told me that there is a possible risk of blindness. No one has ever told me that before. :( As a result, I made my cheekbones, (this of course will not help lifting as the temporal aria, but still there will be a some lifting effect) The doctor said the risk is less in the cheekbones. The doctor is very professional. And two years ago I did filler in the bridge of the nose. Now the nose is taboo. A few years ago, a surgeon told me to be very careful with fillers. And he said “ I shouldn't say that though. But just be very-very careful! “ Now I understand what he meant. It seems that beauty doctors have a mutual guarantee not to disclose such serious side effects! And I am glad, that there are still doctors who, to the detriment of their interests, provide such important information about this terrible side effects

[@lorismith7104]

Is blindness still possible if a cannula is used?

[@Justjoy3366]

I get filler in my nasal folds and I have never regretted anything I dont my whole life as much as this decision it looked great the first 3 months and i believe it moved and made my cheeks look weird and uneven, I am so scared that it may migrate into an artery one day as i don't think it disolved like they say it will such a scary thing I hope no one gets this side effect , such a scary thing that they never tell you could happen

[@queenofheartz]

I was thinking about getting dermal fillers for my smile lines, so I’ve been doing some research. I’m a writer, and it’s not worth the risk.

[@moondust1901]

Im so happy that ive watched this video 🙏 because I was thinking about do fillers for the nasolabial flats . I won’t do it after this information

[@myname9269]

6:39 why is it impossible? CT/MRI scan wouldn’t show them?

[@ross9503]

Thank you for saying important information no one else says

[@EileenonYHWH07]

Your channel is positively amazing and so informative! THANK you!!

[@texassholdem1703]

wow I'm shocked...Thanx for the video !

[@angelaborelli9890]

I love watching your show .your honesty is refreshing and you true love for humanity is Brilliant. Thank you for being you. I find all of your videos so interesting and informative.

[@undercoverhamster2549]

I had filler injected in my nasolabial folds over 10 years ago by a nurse and she injected so deep, she hit my artery. Fortunately, the filler didn’t cause me to go blind thank God but it irritated that he artery and created a ‘tick’ in my face like a noticeable pulse especially when the weather is warm. That caused me enough stress but it’s nothing compared to going blind. It didn’t make me feel lucky but I guess I am. You never know how close you get to a traumatic situation and then are saved from it...

[@rox3220]

I know your comment is old now, but I’m experiencing the tick you describe and haven’t found anyone else describe this! Did you have it dissolved? Or did it go away on its own eventually?

[@sumsumus]

I have an appointment two days later, and I am watching this now. Such a great thing to do :(

[@meekoyudaya4787]

Same here did u go through with it?

[@katjaw3562]

Does the complication happen immediate after the procedure? Or houers/days later?

[@OhNoBob]

Great video. Do you know how long it would take for symptoms of blindness to appear following the injection?

[@ssansu]

He said it causes death of cells. Doesn't that mean it's permanent?

[@Gamekeeper77]

thanks for such an informative video. I watched a video which highlighted the disastrous effect of misplaced filler and the resultant necrosis of the artery and skin on several patients. Very scary, shocking and frankly off putting. The EU requires a medical license to apply fillers but here in the UK it is not regulated. Your average "beauty therapist" will have little knowledge and zero experience in the event of something going wrong but these procedures must be happening in their thousands every year. This from the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons site: Two out of three surgeons seeing botched filler ops -Survey reveals 84% of problems with permanent fillers require surgery or deemed untreatable. The top reasons surgeons feel complications occur with injectables are: Unqualified practitioners are administering fillers incorrectly Lack of regulation has allowed unproven substances to be used in the UK Patients think of them as an easy treatment that can be administered by anyone Patients are unaware of the risks and side effects involved with the procedure

[@maybelliner7824]

Thank you for this video. Why are we hearing about this now, but not 10 + years ago?????

[@sxanthii]

Wow this is great! Thank you so much for making this video, Dr Gavin Chan the world needs more brilliant Doctors like you , so worth watching. easy to understand thorough and clear. Its brilliant that you care to share this information, for many of us who get fillers often even with doctors who may explain some of this , watching your video and listening to you explaining this so clearly is so much better , Excellent! great info and God bless you :)

[@redlady935]

Very clear, informed and honest. Thank you

[@conmon7]

As they become more common, cosmetic procedures are more often undergone with flippancy. Your precautionary videos have helped me give augmentation decisions the gravity of consideration they warrant; thank you.

[@emilyk4146]

I applaud you for being so open and informative. I'm in Japan and the options are limited here but now I am even more worried that maybe it is not safe to get fillers in Japan. Wish I could hop down to Australia and visit VCI!

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

I have heard that the doctors in Japan are very safe and careful. But if you want to come for a holiday, you are most welcome to visit!

[@naoh.556]

Japan is one of the best countries concerning regulations and safety so I don’t rlly understand why you‘d think otherwise...

[@moondust1901]

Is that a joke ? Japan is one of the top in medical issues no need to worry..

[@kreempouf]

Has anyone tried using a ‘vein finder’ to assist mapping vascular flow?

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

You can only do this by injection of filler under ultrasound guidance. As far as I know, virtually no-one does this. It is very cumbersome to inject whilst scanning

[@lc7592]

There’s a plastic surgery clinic in S Korea called “Me Clinic” that claims to use it. I’m planning on getting fillers and nose job done there in about a year or less

[@ninapopescu9918]

What about when you are using AccuVein?

[@marianistor8163]

Hello :) what about the Hyaluron pen ? Thanks a lot

[@shannonnolan1651]

Maria V. Nistor great question. Any chance we can get an answer. Thank you for this information. It is so helpful.

[@omnamahshivaya5531]

Thanks doctor there are not many left like you my practitioner never informed me of this possibility when I enquired about the risk with fillers sad

[@creativemindloveworks]

and could you please thell if there are safe laser treatments and how to see which are safe? thank you!

[@beeznhoney4323]

Doctor, I realize this is an older video, but I want to know should unfortunate accidents happen to patients WHERE is this supposed to be reported?? Doctors are board certified but nurses doing these procedures are not so how does the public check their "safety" record??

[@hellolexxi]

I did hear about this before. Your video is so informative and worth educating us as clients. I get fillers done but I did my research and found a reputable place with highly skilled doctors. I try to steer my friends from going to the really cheap places to save themselves money so I link them your videos 🙌🏻

[@czz4]

This video made me decide going here (plus his realself reviews)

[@ScribblebytesWorldwide]

Care to share a bit about your experience?

[@lindaw.2565]

Thank you, for this valuable information! I never knew about the possibility of blindness. But, now I know what questions to ask a doctor. I want to be sure he or she follows your safety techniques!

[@anniemaybanting2415]

you're a good doctor. thanks for advising

[@amanytantawy8344]

OMG ,thank u so much I'm diabetic and was going to do some filler under my eyes but now I will not even try my chance

[@emiadaora]

How soon does it occur?

[@dorisx1705]

This video is great. It help me make the right decision. Thank you

[@zoilah8516]

How long after can this (blindness) occur.

[@israelpuga4202]

How about the temple area?

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

Yes this is a potentially dangerous area with the temporal artery running through it

[@SkyeAten]

What are the risks for fixing a cleft chin? Because it is central...

[@10418]

I want to know too if it’s possible

[@saravanceunebroek8359]

I want to know me too please Dr

[@idagiacchino5426]

buen día sr, me encantria saber que dice? nose como se traduce? si puede por favor lo pueden editar en catellano? gracias.

[@laurazahra1863]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@mjnunez77]

thank you for this information.

[@samanthamarvels]

Would you recommend any alternatives to glabella line fillers?

[@OstentatiousStyle]

is this a common side effect of fillers only or for botox as well?

[@MyEpiphany430]

Imagine injecting botulism toxin (Botox) into your artery, where blood flows to your organs! The damage is irreversible.

[@shawnferi2233]

Botox much safer than filler but filler work better to be look attractive.

[@aafursa]

MyEpiphany77 Botox doesn’t cause occlusions virtually impossible. You don’t need to aspirate when doing Botox. It’s superficial. Even if you hit an artery it would just swell/bruise at worst.

[@susanlong8978]

Can they fix the PROBLEM?

[@Dhruv_Dogra]

Thank you for your truthfulness doctor. 🕉🙏

[@superweniedog8098]

This truly helped me so much! I got Botox & cheek filler Tuesday & Friday had small amount of double vision, then woke up Saturday and was definitely blurry & not able to read something on my phone like I usually can. I also had some pressure in the top of my eyes with a headache. It got better over the morning but head hurts again & lights are also sensitive to me. I’ve had Botox many times in my forehead and frown area, I’ve never had cheek filler until this time. Never had anything but headaches after Botox. Monday I’ll be calling the office to let them know but I’ve been so scared! This video helped me a lot bc I had no idea fillers could cause blindness!! I’m still scared, what massage can I do until Monday to help ? And if anyone has experience with my situation please let me know! 🙏

[@oscardanieldominguezvazque5656]

Cómo estás?

[@dilan2532]

Thanks for saying it 👏 👏 every doctor out there should share also this!!!

[@dradams357]

Thank you , will Accu vein help to prevent inject to blindness ,

[@viccosmeticinstitute]

No as it only detects veins not arteries.

[@emilykg]

What if you use a cannula instead of a sharp needle? Would that prevent this from happening?