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Complications and adverse effects of periocular aesthetic treatments
Sonali T Nagendran1, Mohammad J Ali2, Murat Dogru3
1Corneoplastic Unit, Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Trust, East Grinstead, United Kingdom.
Abstract:
The popularity and variety of temporary and permanent periocular aesthetic treatments has increased over the past decade. Patients frequently present to eye clinics with ocular complications and side effects following these treatments, their severity ranging from ocular irritation from dry eyes to visual loss from vascular occlusion. A careful, thorough history is essential, as many patients may not associate aesthetic procedures with ocular complications, and some may be embarrassed to disclose this information. All ophthalmologists should understand the potential ocular sequelae of these treatments and be able to initiate treatment in sight-threatening cases. We summarize the current literature on ophthalmic complications of the most common periocular aesthetic treatments.
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