Hello, almost three months ago I had Juvederm injected around mouth and smile lines. It looked bumpy and uneven so I had some of it dissolved. It still looked bad, so I had some Belotero injected to smoothe it out a bit. I just want my face back and don't think I should risk dissolving again. Will my face return to normal after all these injections or will there be some stretched skin and residual filler remaining causing contour irregularities? Should I just have it all dissolved?
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Hi HK. In our opinion, it looks more like a long term bruise (hemosiderin staining) than the Tyndall effect. In the picture the area does not look like a light blue or grey hazy color that is normally seen with the Tyndall effect.
You may seek out a prescription for...
Thank you for your question. It is very common for the lips to look
over corrected or fake the next day. This is due to all the swelling
that ensues and it can affect one side more than the other.I often tell my patients that this
is the "oh my gosh" day. It can be 'oh my gosh' my...
The swelling is symmetric and involves both lips and looks considerable and significant. Contact the PS who injected your lips for evaluation and possible treatment ASAP. If it were one part of the upper or lower lip it would have indicated a hematoma or large bruise but it involved both lips...