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Injectables — safety by condition

Aesthetic procedures involving injection — neurotoxins, fillers, biostimulators, and other injected products.

In short

Injectables covers 11 treatments, with 808 published verdicts across 300 conditions. The conditions with the most restrictions here are A high temperature (fever) and A mole that is changing.

In this family

Treatments in this category

Where it is restricted

Conditions this category is restricted for

Computed from the verdicts on the condition pages — most restricted first.

Sources

  1. EULAR (European Alliance of Associations for Rheumatology)EULAR recommendations for the management of rheumatoid arthritis (Smolen et al.)
  2. PubMed Central (peer-reviewed meta-analysis)Methotrexate and infection risk in rheumatoid arthritis — meta-analysis (Ibrahim et al.)
  3. The LancetBiologic treatment and serious infection risk in rheumatoid arthritis: systematic review and meta-analysis of 106 trials (Singh et al.)
  4. British Association of DermatologistsGuidelines for the management of bullous pemphigoid
  5. International Pemphigus and Pemphigoid FoundationLiving with pemphigus and pemphigoid
  6. American Diabetes AssociationFoot care and diabetes
  7. Diabetes UKLooking after your feet with diabetes
  8. NHSDiabetes and foot problems
  9. NICENG28 — Type 2 diabetes in adults: management
  10. British Heart FoundationHeart Matters — patient information, massage and complementary therapy guidance
  11. NHSIron deficiency anaemia
  12. BMC Pregnancy and ChildbirthFatal pulmonary embolism following leg massage in undiagnosed deep vein thrombosis (case report)
  13. British Association of DermatologistsTinea (dermatophyte infection) management
  14. NHSRingworm and other fungal infections
  15. NHSAthlete's foot
  16. NICEClinical Knowledge Summary: fungal skin infection
  17. Primary Care Dermatology SocietyFungal skin infections
  18. British Association of DermatologistsBacterial skin infection management
  19. NHSBoils and carbuncles
  20. NHSMRSA
  21. NHSCellulitis and erysipelas
  22. NHSImpetigo
  23. NICEClinical Knowledge Summary: impetigo
  24. UKHSAUK Standards for Microbiology Investigations
  25. NHSDiarrhoea and vomiting (gastroenteritis)
  26. NHSFlu (influenza)
  27. NHSCommon cold
  28. NHSCOVID-19
  29. UKHSALiving safely with respiratory infections, including COVID-19
  30. NHSChickenpox
  31. Royal College of Obstetricians and GynaecologistsChickenpox in pregnancy
  32. UKHSAChickenpox (varicella): guidance
  33. CDCUniversal precautions for prevention of transmission of bloodborne infections
  34. NHSHIV and AIDS — how HIV is transmitted
  35. National AIDS TrustHIV guidance for hairdressers and beauty professionals
  36. StatPearls / NCBIUniversal precautions (Kopitnik & Kahwaji)
  37. UK ParliamentEquality Act 2010, Schedule 1
  38. British Association of DermatologistsHerpes zoster management
  39. NHSShingles
  40. UKHSAImmunisation against infectious disease (the Green Book), chapter 28a — Shingles (herpes zoster)
  41. NHSTuberculosis (TB)
  42. NICENG33 Tuberculosis
  43. UKHSANotifiable diseases and causative organisms: how to report
  44. UKHSATuberculosis: guidance, data and analysis
  45. NHS Scotland (Scottish Dermatology Society)Viral warts pathway
  46. NICEClinical Knowledge Summary: warts and verrucae
  47. Primary Care Dermatology SocietyWarts and verrucae — patient information leaflet
  48. MDPI (peer-reviewed)The Risk of Using Cosmetics and Cosmetic Procedures During Pregnancy
  49. Pregnancy, Birth and Baby (Australian Government)Cosmetic procedures and beauty treatments during pregnancy and breastfeeding
  50. American College of Obstetricians and GynecologistsSkin conditions during pregnancy
  51. NHSPregnancy skincare guidance
  52. US Food and Drug AdministrationPregnancy and Lactation Labeling (Drugs) Final Rule
  53. Allergan (AbbVie)BOTOX (onabotulinumtoxinA) prescribing information
  54. Age UKWellbeing, touch and personal care in later life
  55. British Geriatrics SocietyFit for Frailty — recognising and managing frailty
  56. NICENG56 — Multimorbidity: clinical assessment and management
  57. American Journal of Medical Genetics Part CThe 2017 international classification of the Ehlers-Danlos syndromes (Malfait et al.)
  58. Ehlers-Danlos Support UKLiving with EDS — skin, healing and bruising
  59. NHSEhlers-Danlos syndromes
  60. The Ehlers-Danlos SocietyEDS types, skin fragility and joint hypermobility
  61. Hospice UKComplementary therapies and personal care in hospice settings
  62. Look Good Feel Better UKNail care, skin care and makeup during cancer treatment
  63. Macmillan Cancer SupportComplementary therapies and wellbeing
  64. Marie CurieComfort, dignity and personal care at the end of life
  65. NHSBody image and self-esteem
  66. UK Obesity FederationDignity, equipment and access in service settings
  67. British Association of Aesthetic Plastic SurgeonsPost-operative recovery timelines
  68. NHSRecovering from an operation
  69. Royal College of Surgeons of EnglandRecovering from surgery — patient information
  70. JAMA DermatologyDelayed inflammatory reactions to hyaluronic acid fillers after COVID-19 vaccination — case reports
  71. Equality and Human Rights CommissionReasonable adjustments for disabled people — guidance for service providers
  72. MencapCommunicating with people with a learning disability
  73. RNIBServing customers with sight loss
  74. RNIDCommunication tips for serving deaf customers
  75. ScopeMaking services accessible to disabled customers
  76. UK Parliament (legislation.gov.uk)Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (as amended, Northern Ireland)
  77. British Association of DermatologistsSkin cancer recognition guidance
  78. NHSMoles and the ABCDE checks for melanoma
  79. National Institute for Health and Care ExcellenceNG12 — Suspected cancer: recognition and referral
  80. American Academy of DermatologyPost-procedure healing guidance
  81. American Academy of DermatologyCosmetic procedure guidelines
  82. British Association of DermatologistsHerpes simplex management guidance
  83. NHSCold sores (herpes simplex) patient information
  84. American Academy of DermatologyKeloid management guidelines
  85. British Association of DermatologistsGuidance for skin of colour
  86. British Association of DermatologistsPsoriasis guidelines
  87. National Institute for Health and Care ExcellenceClinical Knowledge Summary — Psoriasis
  88. National Psoriasis FoundationKoebner phenomenon and trigger management
  89. General Medical Council (UK)Good Medical Practice
  90. UK legislationMental Capacity Act 2005
  91. Kidney Care UKLiving with kidney disease — patient information
  92. NHSChronic kidney disease
  93. NICEChronic kidney disease: assessment and management (NG203)
  94. Alzheimer's SocietyDementia — information and support
  95. Dementia UKPersonal care and wellbeing in dementia
  96. NICEDementia: assessment, management and support (NG97)
  97. British Association of DermatologistsPatch testing — patient information
  98. British Contact Dermatitis SocietyContact allergy guidance
  99. UK legislationThe Cosmetic Products Enforcement Regulations 2013
  100. British Thyroid FoundationThyroid disorders — patient information
  101. NHSUnderactive thyroid (hypothyroidism)
  102. NICE Clinical Knowledge SummariesHypothyroidism
  103. British Menopause SocietyMenopause — clinical guidance for patients
  104. NHSMenopause and perimenopause
  105. NICEMenopause: identification and management (NG23)
  106. The Menopause CharityMenopause symptoms and skin changes
  107. Allergan / MHRA Summary of Product CharacteristicsBotox (botulinum toxin type A) prescribing information — neuromuscular disorders
  108. American Academy of NeurologyMyasthenia gravis management guidance
  109. Myasthenia Gravis Association UKBotulinum toxin and myasthenia gravis
  110. NICEMyasthenia gravis pathway
  111. British Association of Aesthetic Plastic SurgeonsPosition statement on cosmetic procedures for under-18s
  112. UK Parliament (legislation.gov.uk)Botulinum Toxin and Cosmetic Fillers (Children) Act 2021
  113. British Association of DermatologistsHyperhidrosis guidelines
  114. NHSCommissioning policy — botulinum toxin for severe hyperhidrosis
  115. National Institute for Health and Care ExcellenceClinical Knowledge Summary — Hyperhidrosis
  116. NICEHeadaches in over 12s: diagnosis and management (CG150)
  117. National Migraine CentreBotulinum toxin for chronic migraine — patient information
  118. The Migraine TrustMigraine triggers
  119. American Academy of DermatologyAtopic dermatitis guidelines
  120. National Eczema Society (UK)Trigger avoidance and treatment-flare guidance
  121. National Institute for Health and Care ExcellenceClinical Knowledge Summary — Eczema (atopic) in adults

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