With the recent controversy surrounding the vaccination status of tennis player Novak Djokovic, and Prime Minister Boris Johnson announcing that 90% of the patients in intensive care with COVID-19 haven’t had their booster, the COVID-19 vaccination debate rages on.1
According to the latest data from the NHS, fewer than half of women in their 30s in England are fully vaccinated against COVID-19, and this figure drops to just a third for women in their 20s.2 Since Aesthetics last reported on the link between dermal fillers and the COVID-19 causing adverse effects in April 2021,3 according to representatives of both the Aesthetics Complications Expert (ACE) Group World and the British College of Aesthetic Medicine (BCAM) incidences of patients experiencing complications have continued to be reported, and there is concern that these reports are putting people off their booster jabs.
Currently the NHS and the UK Government do not provide any information about injectable treatments interacting negatively with the COVID-19 vaccinations, however practitioners are noting a link with…
