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Ross A et al. – The authors hypothesise that in these patients, filler migration occurred after bimanual expression and/or manipulation of the product with disruption of the surrounding collagen capsule. Because removal of polyalkylimide 4% is only achieved via aspiration and bimanual expression, which itself may precipitate long–term migration of the product, it is vital that clinicians are mindful of these complications and the pitfalls of overfill and misplacement of the product, for informed patient consent.
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