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Does Kissing Distort the Appearance of Restylane or Make the Product Break Down ?

14 Doctor Answers | Asked by Los Angeles7163 in Los Angeles, CA
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Kissing after Restylane injected into the Lip

This is a great question.  Many patients want to know if there are any restrictions after their treatment.  There is no contraindications to kissing after injections.  Your lips will be swollen and perhaps sore, so you may not be in the mood to kiss.  Also there is no evidence to support that kissing will cause more rapid breakdown of the product.
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Cupid and Restylane - Does Kissing Distort the Appearance of Restylane?

Regarding: "Does Kissing Distort the Appearance of Restylane or Make the Product Break Down ?" Although serious lip compression (like squeezing a tube of toothpaste...) in the first few days after Restylane injection in the lips MAY displace the product, this is not seen with most kissing. Moreover, all the kissing in the world cannot breakdown Restylane. The product will break down after a long time or, if needed, after being injected with hyaluronidase, am enzyme. Happy Ki more
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Restylane and kissing

Well after having Restylane your lips should look very kissable but I think air kissing for the first day is probably best. Then kiss away there is no evidence that this will negatively effect the lip augmentation. Happy smooching!

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Kissing can distort the appearance of Restylane

Kissing can distort the appearance of Restylane making the product break down within the first 48 hours. We usually tell people if they’re having lip augmentation not to do anything where they’re really manipulating the lips for the first 48 hours. I think any movement of the mouth will break down product over time.
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Kissing after restylane

I would make your lips a "no kiss zone" for several hours after treatment or until the soreness goes away.  Then "kiss away!"
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Kissing won't make your Restylane or Juvederm move around or get distorted.

After getting lip fillers, I would wait a day or two before heavy kissing, but the gel itself won't break down faster than normal with lots of kissing. Depending on how much you get there is a very small chance it could be slightly manipulated into different locations, but I wouldn't worry about that too much, especially after several days. Enjoy!
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You may kiss after Juvederm and Restylane injections in the lip

There is no evidence that kissing activity will negatively affect the result of lip augmentation with Restylane or Juvederm filling of the lip.  MOst people should not immediately kiss and let the needle insertion sites seal over and many apply ice for a couple of minutes after to reduce swelling.  Kissing in the first few hours might increase the swelling but when your lips feel comfortable you should feel no hesitation to kiss.
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Kissing after fillers

Kissing is an approved activity after fillers in the lips and should not move the filler around. However, aggressive massage should not be done at home to an area with filler.
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Kissing After Lip Injections of Restylane

Hi Los Angeles, Since you are from our fair city, Los Angeles, home of Hollywood stars and Beverly Hills "Housewives", where "air kissing" is standard, you can do all of that type of kissing that you wish.  With the excessive use of volume seen in lips (lip size is directly proportional to breast size too often), maybe that's why air kissing is so popular here.  With regards to actual physical kissing, it should not affect either the shape... more
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Kissing after hyaluronic acid fillers

Enjoy kissing your partner as soon as it becomes comfortable and not painful. Keep in mind that a great deal of muscle activity, such as in kissing, may speed up the dispersion and turnover of the restylane as opposed to an area with less movement such as the temples and under the eyes.
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