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I Did It! Sick of Juvederm. - Southlake, TX

UPDATED FROM Lovesbabies
6 months post

Getting lips redone by a different doctor.

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WORTH IT$4,600
The upper lip is off to one side with a lump sticking out. I also have a lump and scar in the center of my upper lip. The lower implant has settled on the left 2/3rds of my mouth and I'd outside the lip line.

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Scott E. Kasden, MD, FACS

Scott E. Kasden, MD, FACS

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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May 22, 2014
When older procedure outcome more iffy. Very difficult to get perfect results. Implants not as good as fillers when older. Skin thinner etc. But keep looking for right Dr you'll get it finally. Just cost more❗️
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June 4, 2014
Really?
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May 25, 2014
Thank you for sharing your process. I can completely understand why you decided to go for implants, sorry it hasn't been what you hope for. The fillers give such a short lived boost, I would love something more permanent too. Good luck
June 2, 2014
Have you thought of a fat transfer to the lips? I just had 8ccs all together top/bottom equal 4 & 4 ccs with a terrific outcome natural looking (of course it was huge at first but our bodies always reabsorb some.. so check my pictures out. :0)
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June 4, 2014
Yes. But I hear it doesn't last. I had it to my cheeks and it didn't last 6 months. Very traumatic also. Lots of downtime.
June 4, 2014
What you need is a fat graft. NOT fat injections. My Dr. used my c-section scar & the the fat surrounding it & threaded it in a small cut in the corners of my lip. I had this done twice about a year apart & it stayed fine. I had this done in the 90's. Maybellineo
June 4, 2014
no no its not at all !! please read my review and ill continue to post !!
June 4, 2014
im sorry i thought you had said you heard it was traumatic haha .... really ?? well maybe to face yes... bc it takes time to adjust and all but the lips were a cinch... no trauma .. few days downtime .. I also had a tummy tuck so this was my treat being all cut up and ughhh sick. what a surgery that was !!
June 4, 2014
hmmm cool
June 2, 2014
(tummy tuck review OR when RS actually gets to posting my LIP aug review lol )
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August 16, 2014
sorry you have to go thru this I hope ur new doctor can fix it!
UPDATED FROM Lovesbabies
24 days post

It shifted

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Tried to post this picture yesterday, but was having difficulty from my hotel room due to sluggish Internet. When I smile one side of my lip goes up. I had an incision in the center of my upper lip also. I never saw anyone with that. I guess my mouth was so big he needed further access. In any case , I've decided to get the upper redone after Christmas. It's just not where it should be. You can see a lump where it ends outside my lip line higher on one side than the other. Wish me luck!

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November 20, 2013
I am sorry but you look weird!
November 20, 2013
Julestheword, she might look weird to you from those pics but trust me in reality she looks gorgeous. I met about two weeks ago, another RS member. She also have had controversy about her result. And let me tell you , even the pics looks good, she is in reality a beauty. She also told me that I look 10 years younger than in my pics. We should be happy for girls that takes time and share with us their experience. I would love to see you sharing with us your experience. I encourage you.
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November 21, 2013
Explain please. that's kind of hurtful stated like that
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November 21, 2013
In the post pics I meant,the lips look a bit too big,I guess they may have calmed down now though. Sorry I didn't mean to offend! :-0
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November 21, 2013
Yes they are still swollen and obviously I'm going to have to get them redone. I am upset about having to take more time off for another surgery. I did go for larger lips than some would wish for similar to some women who would like to go for DD breasts when others would find them too much. I think it is important for us to share photos of the healing process and some complications for others to think about when considering a surgery. These photos were not glamour shots no doubt. When we all post our photos we are putting ourselves out there a bit. Please be considerate with your remarks. Thanks for responding.
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November 21, 2013
Thanks ZIZI!!
November 21, 2013
I really do like how wonderful your lips fits you. I don't comment to a review unless I feel the person behind those pics. And you, your experience and your willingness to share all with us make me to like you a lot. I mean, we are stranger to each other, I could not even comment, and you'll never knew I was here. But no, I did comment because I appreciate you . You are such a beautiful lady and your surgeries, even were not successful, somehow made you beautiful. I wish when I will be your age I will look as good as you do. I will pray that this time your revision will be successful. God bless your heart, sweetheart.
November 21, 2013
Hahaha if you look at my pics from my recovery time, I look like I was hit like a train. I also shared even the ugliest pics bcuz i think it can help women to realize it must get ugly before is getting gorgeous :-]. The most important is to stay positive and avoid any negatives. Please keep update your review as i would love to hear that the revision went smoothly.
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November 21, 2013
I appreciate you and will keep updating. I'm 58 and I suppose I will fight the aging process as best I can. My Mom is 86 and still colors her hair!
November 21, 2013
Oh, I lost my mom exactly a wear ago(tomorrow 3am) while I was recovering from my TT. Show your mom all the love you can. I love ladies at all ages take in care of themselves. A Lady will always be a Lady.
November 21, 2013
*year
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November 21, 2013
My thoughts exactly! My Dad also colored his hair until he died. He was 92 and had his barber come to the house! Guess its genetic!!! Ah! vanity!!!
November 22, 2013
I don't know what means vanity but I know I will do what ever makes me happy. That's why I loved your review. It's about focusing on being happy rather then being perfect. I loved to read real story than some fabricated one. I love reading about you. Keep being you.
November 20, 2013
Have you considered a lip lift? Since you had trouble with your breast implants, it is not surprising you had issues with a lip implant. I would wait until you heal some more & make a decision to revise the implants or get them removed. I had a lip lift & I would be willing to e-mail you my b&a. Maybellineo
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November 21, 2013
I think I'm going to just have them redone. My lower lip is perfect. I'm a nurse and realize these things happen. Thanks for your comment. I had a friend who had a lip lift for a thin upper lip. It was gorgeous. She had too much space between her nose and upper lip. It was suggested by her doctor with her facelift. I was looking for restored lost volume due to aging.
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November 22, 2013
I there there is an obsession here. I get how we want to rejuvenate our youthful glow and looks, but to a certain degree. There is beauty in aging, and a beauty in the lines, we have forgotten to embrace how nature begins to show its face and time lived. I completely understand the pressure of wanting to attain that, but I also know that it is important to know when enough is enough. You are pretty, and you do look like you are 50 but have had plastic surgery, there is no getting around that. We will never be happy with ourselves with endless choices about sculpting and cutting ourselves to create the so called "perfect self" it gets tedious and obsessive. I wish you luck with your procedures, but you are beautiful, with or without the fillers.
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November 22, 2013
I do understand your comments. You are still young. I don't know what I'll do as the years go by. We will see.
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November 22, 2013
There are a lot of natural treatments but you've got to be persistent. Acupuncture for one, and eating very clean. I am curious myself about the best treatments to fight age as well. I am finally going though an esthetician program. I live in an area where organic and natural skin treatments are abundant. The more I learn, I will deifnitly keep you updated :) I just want to help, and would hate that any of that superficial material ends up doing more harm than good to ones body. I have been interested in plumping my upper lip as well, am still on the fence about it. You have very nice features, I know that and I do not think you look weird at all, you just care about how you look and we all do!
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November 22, 2013
I am also an RN. Been practicing 40 years. Some of my experience is in plastic surgery and dermatology. Advice. Stay out of tanning beds. Watch your moles. Don't drink or smoke. Eat well. Keep your weight in check. Exercise. You will look good a long time. I don't the acupuncture has a place, but in beauty, haven't heard that one.
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November 22, 2013
Correction. Acupuncture has a place.
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November 23, 2013
Thanks for your post. Kind of interested in Permalip myself. Think I'll try JuvaDerm first for lips and nasal lobial folds (never had it). I hope your second round things go perfect. Can you still feel them in there or do you get used to the feeling? There's nothing wrong with doing cosmetic surgery to help with self confidence. It's a personal choice and your review is much appreciated!
December 8, 2013
December 9, 2013
UPDATED FROM Lovesbabies
23 days post

Implant migrated

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Im feeling a little down in the mouth. Ha. Ha. My upper implant has slipped to one side. You can see a visible lump and one side goes up especially when I smile. My husband doesn't like it either and her rarely comments on these things. My doctor wants to know what I want to do. It will be discussed after the holidays are over. There are no guarantees it won't slip again. I don't know why they can't tack it down in the middle or something. My mouth is wide and the biggest one is 2-1/2 inches wide. That probably had something to do with it. He said it would be equally as traumatic to go in a second time but I'm thinking the picket it already there. I must be the bad luck girl. I had breast implants that deflated and migrated long ago. Advice out there?

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November 21, 2014
Have the lip implant removed and do fat transfer.