• Applications: Specialized care for complications such as vascular occlusion, infections, asymmetry, and persistent swelling.

• Time of Action: Immediate intervention is crucial. Follow-up care may last 1–4 weeks.

• Recovery: Depends on the severity of the issue and intervention performed.

• Protocols for Hospitalization: Prepare detailed documentation of procedures performed, provide treatment history, and coordinate with hospital specialists for advanced care.

Botulinum Toxin

• Emergency Protocols: For complications (e.g., droopy eyelids, uneven results), apply warm compresses, follow up for botulinum toxin reversal options, or administer specific medications.

Tension Threads

• Emergency Protocols: In case of infection or thread migration, start antibiotics or remove threads under sterile conditions. Hospitalization for severe infections.

Lip Fillers

• Emergency Protocols: For vascular occlusion (whitened or blotchy skin), administer hyaluronidase immediately, massage the area, and monitor closely. Hospitalization for severe necrosis.

Rhinomodelling

• Emergency Protocols: For vascular occlusion, apply hyaluronidase and monitor. Severe cases require hospitalization and potential surgical intervention.

Collagen Inducers

• Emergency Protocols: For nodules or granulomas, administer corticosteroids or consider surgical removal for severe cases.

Protocol Full Face

• Emergency Protocols: Follow specific treatment protocols for any complications (vascular occlusion, thread infection, or asymmetry).

Microneedling

• Emergency Protocols: For infections or allergic reactions, start antibiotics or antihistamines. Severe cases require hospitalization.