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With Lipstick
I must say I do like the result. If I get this done again I'd chose a different Dr. But I like the results. No duck lips even when I try to make them!
Not Going Back (Few Things I forgot to Mention)
Just realized I said I was going back to get the rest of my Juvederm injected, but I'm not going back. I recommend finding a surgeon who will mix numbing drops with Juvederm to avoid pain if you have low pain tolerance like I do PLUS use numbing cream. I forgot to mention that the numbing shots he gave hurt, but afterwards, getting the lips filled was smooth sailing. Those numbing shots did way more justice than the cream alone. The combination allowed me to sit through the rest.
Also; I have had: botox for gummy smile, forehead wrinkles, and chin dimples, Belotero for under eye dark circles, and Radiesse for hollow cheeks after weight loss, and none of that hurt or was unbearable (never cried). This experience was upsetting because I wasn't expecting to be in that much pain. It was a burning/stinging sensation. My lips must be extra sensitive, and I never knew it until now. But to make it worse, Dr. Colgrove said, "Well, what happens when you stump your toe?" There is NOTHING worse than when you are in REAL pain, and someone says, "Oh, its not that bad, your exaggerating" WHILE your IN pain. He DID attempt to make me feel comfortable, and Amanda (assistant) was awesome. She made not feel so guilty about being in pain. Dr. Colgrove made me feel embarrassed or like I was over reacting, but I swear I wasn't. I'm not that kind of person. I'll never go back to him again.
I personally (looking back) think there was nothing wrong with my natural lips. Therefore I won't be getting anything else done in that area. And when I do I'll be going to the Ageless Center (loved them/ no pain) or Dr. Whiteman who has a pleasant attitude.
Also; I have had: botox for gummy smile, forehead wrinkles, and chin dimples, Belotero for under eye dark circles, and Radiesse for hollow cheeks after weight loss, and none of that hurt or was unbearable (never cried). This experience was upsetting because I wasn't expecting to be in that much pain. It was a burning/stinging sensation. My lips must be extra sensitive, and I never knew it until now. But to make it worse, Dr. Colgrove said, "Well, what happens when you stump your toe?" There is NOTHING worse than when you are in REAL pain, and someone says, "Oh, its not that bad, your exaggerating" WHILE your IN pain. He DID attempt to make me feel comfortable, and Amanda (assistant) was awesome. She made not feel so guilty about being in pain. Dr. Colgrove made me feel embarrassed or like I was over reacting, but I swear I wasn't. I'm not that kind of person. I'll never go back to him again.
I personally (looking back) think there was nothing wrong with my natural lips. Therefore I won't be getting anything else done in that area. And when I do I'll be going to the Ageless Center (loved them/ no pain) or Dr. Whiteman who has a pleasant attitude.
Recovery
Here are some things people don't tell you about after lip injections:
1. The corners of my mouth hurt like hell afterwards and were tender. It hurts to pucker up to kiss your loved ones when you get home.
2. You can't bit into anything to eat (no sandwich or biting into chicken) it's uncomfortable.
3. I could feel the product settling into my lips. Maybe I'm over sensitive. I could feel slight cramping in my lips.
4. Ice your lips as much as possible helps with tender injected spots.
I actually want more injections for the corners and I still have some Juvederm left. I will go back in a month, but I know I need numbing shots and not just numbing cream. I also want to go to a different facility. Nothing is worse when you are in pain and someone is telling you "it's not that bad". When in actuality you ARE in pain.
The injections do nothing for me right now. If this will only get smaller, I definitely want more.
1. The corners of my mouth hurt like hell afterwards and were tender. It hurts to pucker up to kiss your loved ones when you get home.
2. You can't bit into anything to eat (no sandwich or biting into chicken) it's uncomfortable.
3. I could feel the product settling into my lips. Maybe I'm over sensitive. I could feel slight cramping in my lips.
4. Ice your lips as much as possible helps with tender injected spots.
I actually want more injections for the corners and I still have some Juvederm left. I will go back in a month, but I know I need numbing shots and not just numbing cream. I also want to go to a different facility. Nothing is worse when you are in pain and someone is telling you "it's not that bad". When in actuality you ARE in pain.
The injections do nothing for me right now. If this will only get smaller, I definitely want more.
Provider Review
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
1900 The Exchange SE, Atlanta, Georgia