Important Safety Information

What precautions should professionals warn about using Lunaphil? Tell your doctor if you are pregnant or lactating. The safety of Lunaphil during pregnancy and lactation has not yet been studied. Avoid injection of Lunaphil into the upper eyelids. Lunaphil injection in the areas under the eyes should only be done by specially-trained professionals with proper knowledge of the area’s physiology. Tell your doctor if you have any history of sensitivity to hyaluronic acid or lidocaine. Avoid using Lunaphil for children. Avoid using Lunaphil on inflamed or infected skin (acne, herpes, etc.) Tell your doctor if you have a history of excessive scarring or hyperpigmentation. Tell your doctor if you will have laser therapy or chemical peeling within 2 weeks after injection. Tell your doctor if you have a history of immune deficiency or using immunosuppressant drugs. Doctors should ensure accurate monitoring of patients. In particular, it is recommended that these patients undergo initial skin allergy tests and avoid injections if an allergic complication is observed. Tell your doctor before treatment if you use substances that can prolong bleeding, such as aspirin, ibuprofen, and herbal supplements containing garlic and maidenhair. As with any injection, this may increase bruising or bleeding at the injection site. Lunaphil can be used at the same time as MRI. Avoid applying to make up for 12 hours after the injection. Avoid sun exposure, ultraviolet rays, subzero temperature, and sauna within two weeks after the injection.