What’s included
Who needs this form
Any clinic or injector offering dermal filler. This is the single most defensible premium document an injectable practice can have — most clinics don’t have a written vascular occlusion protocol until they need one.
Why this beats the free forms
Almost nobody has this document written down, yet it’s the first thing asked for if a filler complication occurs. A generic protocol won’t carry the hyaluronidase dosing and escalation steps this one does.
How you’ll use it
Download the editable Word file, confirm the dosing against your supplies, and have your medical director review and approve it. Keep it accessible in every treatment room. PDF included.
Frequently asked questions
What is a vascular occlusion protocol? ▾
A written emergency plan for recognizing and treating a blocked vessel after filler, including the hyaluronidase response and escalation.
Does it include hyaluronidase dosing? ▾
Yes — the emergency response includes dosing and re-treatment parameters to confirm against your supplies.
Who approves this protocol? ▾
Your medical director; an approval and date block is included.
Which clinics need it? ▾
Any practice injecting dermal filler should have a documented vascular occlusion protocol.
