I went for Juvederm injections around my mouth for...
I went for Juvederm injections around my mouth for the third time in November this time has left me feeling embarrassed and low in confidence. The left side of my face is more puffed out than the right and when I smile I have two huge bumps at either side of my nose. I also have a bluish tint to the surrounding skin.
So, I saw another plastic surgeon who assured me...
So, I saw another plastic surgeon who assured me that with one syringe of dermal filler he could solve the problems of my lumpy filler. I had this done with him two weeks ago now and my naso-labial area looks worse than ever. I still have the dumpling effect that was there before, in addition to a defined line where he injected the new filler. Also, weirdly, when I smile my nose becomes a lot wider than it ever did before. I'm so upset and at a loss now as what to do because I can't afford to keep having so many treatments and I feel so embarrassed to smile. Any advice would be much appreciated. My fiancé is in the US military and we are currently stationed in Europe so it's difficult for me to access many plastic surgeons who speak English and that I trust.
I saw my plastic surgeon yesterday and he advised...
I saw my plastic surgeon yesterday and he advised against dissolving the filler. He believes that we should put more filler in the dimpled areas, deciding together, in a mirror exactly where we should go. He said this would make the area around my mouth smoother and the last problem would be the lump on the left side. He said it would be too iffy to try and dissolve this and believes that since that part of the filler has been there since November I should try an wait it out until it dissolves. I agree but is a hard decision because I am getting married in ten weeks! I am going to continue massaging that area and hope for the best I think. Any opinions on this would be much appreciated! X
I had a horrible experience with juvederm in my lips and my plastic surgeon discouraged me from dissolving it, and just waiting it out. I was miserable and went to get a second opinion from a very good dermatologist. He said we should absolutely dissolve it and so we did. Although it did not completely fix the problems I was having, it was a huge improvement. I felt like I could leave the house again! Juvederm can't take years to really go away so I wouldn't wait. Especially if you're getting married so soon.
After your third visit, you must feel disappointed. Are you going to the same doctor for each visit? Regarding the bluish tint you mentioned, this information may be of help:
How Can Bluish Bruise from Radiesse Injected Under Eyes Be Surgically Removed