Quinn Clinics Doctor Issues Expert Advice on Dermal Fillers

Posted: Published on September 11th, 2014

This post was added by Dr. Richardson

Bristol (PRWEB UK) 11 September 2014

Quinn Clinics founder and aesthetic physician, Dr John Quinn, has had a 3-page feature published in Aesthetics Magazine September 2014 in the Clinical Focus section which is reserved for the most experienced practitioners to share their knowledge and best practice recommendations.

The article covers the potentially sensitive issue of dermal filler complications in an honest and comprehensive manner. While this information is directed at fellow non-surgical treatment practitioners, the advice in the article offers a valuable insight for any client or patient looking to have treatment, giving them an understanding of the steps that a good practitioner should be taking to minimise the risk of complication.

Dr Quinn explains:

Complications are, unfortunately, inherent to any medical procedure. When they occur in the NHS, there is a degree of understanding amongst patients and medical professionals. In the private sector where cosmetic medicine exists, complications are less accepted and there is a propensity for the incident to become a story in a daily newspaper.

With so much of our education being sponsored by drug companies, complications have previously been glossed over and many of us have personal experience of insufficient or no support at all in the event of a poor outcome.

There are some simple steps that a practitioner can take to reduce the risk of complications.

The article details important preventative methods such as hand washing, sterile packs, no touch techniques, use of multiple needles or cannulas per procedure, skin cleansing and slow injections.

After treatment, Dr Quinns patients are asked to apply alcohol gel to their hands, avoid rubbing their face and ideally not wear makeup, failing which, choose brand new makeup to avoid infection.

These simple steps are advised to reduce the risk of complications, yet in an unregulated market, there is no minimum standard to protect patients or clients seeking treatment.

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