Sure, anything that uses electro-magnetism to function could, and would be affected by magnets. The question is what the detrimental effects, if any, would be and how strong and close do the magnets need to be. Generally the two most questioned items are the monitor and disk drives.
While the issues with facial fillers tend to be cosmetic disfiguring rather than actually dangerous, many surgeons have grave concerns about the new trend for body fillers, especially with treatments that are injected into the breast tissue.his is why temporary fillers like Restylane-based on hyaluronic acid, a naturally occurring substance in the body-are popular. In fact, more than 80 per cent of surgeons questioned by the BAAPS reported seeing no serious complications stemming from the use of temporary fillers.
The most common complication of all fillers is bruising. If you don't bruise, you are good to go out the very same day. If you do bruise, concealer usually works to hide it, but the bruise could last several days. To prevent bruising, avoid aspirin, ibuprofen, vitamin E and fish oil for 2 weeks before treatment.