Am I suitable candidate for Macrolane?

If you are reluctant to undergo surgery to enhance the shape of your body or don’t want to be left with unsightly scarring then Macrolane is a good option. This procedure is usually carried out under a local anaesthetic which means minimal recovery time. You will be able to return to work or resume normal activities as soon as possible.

Your suitability for this procedure will be assessed in the same way as with any cosmetic procedure. This includes a full medical history and questions being asked about your overall state of health. Your surgeon or healthcare professional will also ask you about any ‘contraindications’.

Contraindications are a medical term used to describe conditions or factors which increase the risk of complications during a procedure. For example‚ an infection or an auto-immune disease. So‚ if you have a skin infection or inflammation then you will be advised not to undergo this treatment until it is cleared up.

Macrolane guide

• Guide to Macrolane
• Am I suitable candidate for Macrolane?
• Is Macrolane safe?
• What is the Macrolane procedure?
• The benefits of Macrolane
• How much does Macrolane cost?
• Will Macrolane interfere with my mammogram?
• Is there a risk of cancer from Macrolane?

• Is Macrolane similar to Restylane?
• What is the Macrolane gel made of?
• Is Macrolane suitable for both sexes?
• What are the differences between Macrolane and a breast implant?
• How long does Macrolane treatment take?
• How long does Macrolane last for?
• The side effects of Macrolane