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Severe vascular occlusion: a documented recovery case
Adam Matthews explains a severe filler complication shared by Precision Aesthetics, the referral response and the progress documented in the original post.
The case Adam shared
In a post published on 5 March 2025, Precision Aesthetics documented a severe vascular occlusion affecting multiple facial areas after filler treatment elsewhere. The post describes an immediate response by the original injector, referral to Adam and continued support for the client.
The original comparison below shows the presentation and a later stage of recovery. It is a record of one person’s progress; the caption described the client as being on track for recovery at the time it was published.
Show the original clinical comparison — visible skin injury
What the published account documents
Adam’s post describes anatomy-led use of hyaluronidase, additional clinical measures, ongoing monitoring and support. This public case summary does not provide an injection protocol or instructions for self-treatment.
The most useful lesson in the account is the response to the complication: recognising a concern, acting promptly, arranging appropriate help and staying involved in follow-up. A complication requires an individual clinical assessment.
What we can say about the outcome
The photographs document visible improvement. The source post does not provide a complete clinical record, exact treatment quantities, a dated follow-up schedule or confirmation of a final outcome. We have kept those details out of this case summary.
Adam’s clinical work and teaching include complications assessment and management. His current clinic fee for VO assessment and management is £500, including dissolver and ultrasound, with management guided by the findings. Recovery and outcomes vary.
Concerned after filler?
Seek urgent assessment from your treating practitioner. Worsening symptoms should not wait for a routine enquiry reply. Sudden visual changes require emergency help.
Urgent complications guidance ↗Hear Adam explain the half-face VO case
The original TikTok explanation is available on its own video page, with a clinical imagery notice.
Watch the case explanation ↗Original source
Read Adam’s original case post ↗Related educational discussion: Adam discusses an extensive VO referral and the importance of training.
Summary published 17 October 2026 from the clinic’s public post.