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Old 01-28-2008, 02:00 AM   #1
 
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I havent heard of ANYONE using this stuff and its been FDA approved for over a year now. It's permanent so I'm thinking doctors are exactly bragging about it to customers because then they would lose their customer after only one visit!


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I thought about it...

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An interesting tidbit to point out... The manufacturer of Artefill is Artes Medical and that is there only product. The stock has gone from above 10 to around 2 over the last year since Artefill was released. The public sales numbers released aren't good and they're heavily in the red. That should tell you something about the product.

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Suneva Medical Announces Publication Of Artefill(R) Five-Year Safety And Patient Satisfaction Study Interim Results In Dermatologic Surgery

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Has anyone had an experience similar to mine with artefill? I had two patch tests - they both came out fine - no allergies. I had one application end of June in the naso-labial folds and it was great. Then second application done beginning of August. Twelve hours after the injection I woke up as if poison had been injected into my body. It is circulating all through my body and does not seem to be subsiding. I am living on prednisone and
benadryl. The plastic surgeon told me it was not the product as I have no skin eruptions.
The company told me I must be allergic to the bovine but could not give me any answers
as to what to do. I am terrified this is forever. Can anybody help or suggest anything.
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You might have been allergic to the bovine, but that usually comes up in the allergy tests. Allergic reactions to artefill usually include rashes or pink/red swollen bumps. Did you have more injected the second time?

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I haven't heard of artefill being used in so long! I think the clumping issues pretty much killed off its short-lived popularity.

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I haven't hear of artefill being used in so long! I think the clumping issues pretty much killed off its short-lived popularity.
I thought these complications made people steer away from aretefil as well ... ...

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