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Botox Barbie

Location: Toronto, ON
Joined: 2 Feb 2010
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  • Posted to First Timer with Juvedern for Lips - Toronto on 23 Sep 2010

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    Edited by Sharon: We've added your provider's info to the review. Thanks!

  • Posted to Teosyal - Bump After Three Years Still Here on 13 Sep 2010

    I had the bumps from Teosyal for about a month...then I started massaging it and the bump got more subtle..then I went in for juvederm, no probs... my suggestion? go get your lips done, the bumps are, i'd almost say, a natural part of these injections. if you scar easily, then you will always have bumps when you get your lips injected. gluck and keep me posted!

  • Posted to Waste of Money and Painful! on 2 Sep 2010

    I had Juvederm done three days ago and immediately saw a bruise in the bottom right side of my lip. And the bruise trickled down past the bottom of my lip....looks like a big bad cold sore. Anyway, I'm not suprised it happened, it's all a part of the process. The nurse said it might be a reaction to the lidocaine but I've had lidocaine in my lips before (i had the mini-lip done) so its definitely not lidocaine. I'll bet the needle hit a blood vessel. I have to go get some bromelain, I can only eat so much pineapple in one day! I'm also filming a commercial in less than a week so I really need to speed up the healing!

  • Posted to Teosyal - Bump After Three Years Still Here on 28 Jul 2010

    Hi there, I've got two bumps on my lower lip from Teosyal. I recently got them done in Vancouver using Teosyal Kiss and have now moved to Toronto and had a consultation to get the full syringe of Juvederm done (since I couldn't find any Dr. to do the mini-lip injection with Teosyal in Toronto). The Dr. looked at my lips and said the reason she doesn't use Teosyal is because it has been show to cause "granulation"....which is basically what you have...those bumps. It's basically a fancy word for scar tissue. I asked her questions about Teosyal, mainly why Toronto doctors don't seem to use it. And it's in large part due to the US - the FDA hasn't approved its use yet in the USA, so Toronto docs want to play it safe. Which makes sense and why the whole "Granulation" explanation came up. Anyway...good news is that it goes away, bad news is, depending on how well your healing properties are, it could take a long time. My new doc says to massage it....I started and its been one week and I've noticed the bumps getting smaller now. In fact, I'm going in next week to get Juvederm.