Tempe Juvederm doctors

Both zyplast and juvederm are injected with the same techniques in the lips.  Both the channel (vermillion border) and the body of the lip respond nicely.  I have found juvederm to be incredibly soft and pliable.  You may find time is helpful to soften this result.  It would also depend on what type of juvederm has been selected by your surgeon.

It sounds as though you might have swelling.  Be patient but consider hyaluronidase with your doctor if this problem persists.  I think you really could come to enjoy this product just as you have your zyplast.

I hope that is helpful.  Thanks for raising this question for our community.

I would generally recommend careful observation.  For most patients, the vast majority of swelling will occur and maximize three days after injection.  You might find settling over the next couple of weeks that could result in a perfect result.

Having said that, hyaluronidase could be immediately used as an injection to clear excessive product, if that is the case.  I would speak with your surgeon and consider your options carefully.  It would be disappointing to remove product after you have worked so hard to get this positioned correctly.

Hope that is helpful for you!  Thanks for the quesion!

This is very normal.  First, I would advise tincture of time.  This will likely settle.  Another very good option is to inject hylaronidase into the area treated and you will find improvement within 30 minutes.  Either way, this is temporary and you should be reassured.

I have been injecting and training for years.  I can tell you that I frequently warn injectors about this area because I have had the same trouble with my patients.  I now avoid this.  It occurs when the filler comes much closer to the surface over the muscle sphincter called the orbicularis oris.