Saturday 13/Sep/2025 – 05:06 PM
The Blaugger Crisis Kenzi Madbouly has topped social media during the past hours, after being exposed to a medical error while undergoing a cosmetic Filler injection in the nose area, which caused a clear deformation and caused widespread controversy among the followers.
Filler injection into the nose may cause serious distortions
Dr. Yahya Zakaria, a professor of plastic surgery and burns and consultant of microscopic restoration surgery, revealed the health risks associated with the injection of filler in the nose area, stressing that these measures that some call non -surgical cosmetic for the nose may leave extremely dangerous complications on the patient’s external appearance.
Dr. Yahya Zakaria explained during his talk to Cairo 24, that the most prominent of these risks is the effect of the filler on the blood circulation of the nose, which may lead to bloody insufficiency and loss of parts of the skin, which in turn causes severe abnormalities and deep scars, and added that some cases may amount to the need for leather patching as a result of the loss of large areas of nose tissues.
The restoration surgery consultant stressed that the complications of the filler are limited to the skin of the nose only, and do not affect the breathing course, but it remains a serious aesthetic problem that may have a permanent effect on the patient’s appearance.
Professor of plastic surgery: There are no necessary cases that call for filler in the nose
He stressed that there are no medically necessary cases that require the use of filler in the nose, noting that all interventions in this procedure are purely cosmetic, such as hiding a simple hump or adjusting the size of the nose, and not binding treatment conditions.
On the means of treatment in the event of complications, Zakaria explained that it is possible to interfere by injecting the stimulus of the filler, and in the event of a deficiency in the blood circulation, expanded medications of the arteries are used to improve blood flow. The size of tissue loss and dependence on local treatments that help in healing wounds and reducing the percentage of fibers and abnormalities.
Dr. Yahya Zakaria concluded his statements by emphasizing the necessity of patients’ awareness of the dangers of this type of cosmetology, noting that the aesthetic results may be temporary, while complications in some cases may remain permanent and difficult to reform.
