This is a YouTube video titled "Are Fillers Safe with Dr. Cameron Chesnut, MD and Gary Brecka" containing a conversation recorded in April 2024 between Gary Brecka and Dr. Cameron Chesnut discussing the long-term effects and safety concerns of facial fillers, including their permanence and impact on native tissue.
It seemed like for the last 10 years, I saw this dramatically progressive of women with normally large lip. It seems like there's a filler revolution. This perception drifts. By the time she's in her 30s.
Or 40s, their.
Face looks noticeably distorted through everyone but them.
The FDA trials, they looked at a certain time frame until it quit correcting, and then they said, oh, well, it's not correcting anymore. That doesn't mean the filler is gone. This is a permanent to semi permanent implant, but it's viewed as lasting six to 12 months, which is really problematic over time. It's rare that I do it surgery now where I'm not managing film. Every single time I'm manually removing it, I'm trying to dissolve it. The literature says that there's no issues to our native tissue. I don't fully believe that.
