Ogilvy is a colorless and transparent colloidal liquid substance, which is easy to inject and difficult to take out. Originally Ogilvy was nontoxic and harmless, but because the monomer that constitutes Ogilvy is highly toxic, the compound is not toxic. After being injected into the human body, Ogilvy will decompose into highly toxic substances, poisoning the nervous system, damaging the kidneys and damaging the life circulation system.
Once complications are caused, there will be pain, redness, fever, swelling, ulceration, deformation, bleeding, suppuration, stiffness and other manifestations, which will seriously affect the normal life and work of patients and even lead to insomnia at night. In addition, people's facial blood vessels and nerves are very dense, and Ogilvy is migratory, which will wander aimlessly to various parts of the face with the injection time, forming multiple lumps, which seriously affects the appearance. If Ogilvy remains for a long time, it is likely to cause a variety of malignant tumors, so patients with Ogilvy should find it early, take it out early, and once it becomes cancerous, they will regret it.
It is inevitable that Ogilvy will be taken out, but not all hospitals that take out Ogilvy can achieve the effect of high take-out rate and low residue. If the effect is not good, Ogilvy patients need to be removed again and again to get rid of its harm. Therefore, the removal of Ogilvy must choose hospitals with Olympic clearance qualifications, doctors with rich clinical experience and mature and reliable Olympic clearance technology.