Background: Social media pressures and a trend of the aesthetically conscious, have resulted
in a rise of patients seeking dermal fillers to alter their facial appearance. Over
the past six months at Homerton University Hospital, there has been a noticeable increase
of patients presenting with adverse reactions to dermal fillers self- administered.
We present two cases of interest, one requiring surgical intervention and one without.
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