When I smile you can really see the missing fullness and as a chunk missing in top lip in multiple places. It’s been 2 weeks since an Initial appointment and a week since trying to fix it with the same physician. What’s should I do?
February 19, 2020
Answer: Indent in the middle of top lip and overall unevenness. What are your recommendations in fixing this issue Thank you for your question. Best option is to wait at least 3-4 weeks and follow up with your original injector regarding your concern.
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February 19, 2020
Answer: Indent in the middle of top lip and overall unevenness. What are your recommendations in fixing this issue Thank you for your question. Best option is to wait at least 3-4 weeks and follow up with your original injector regarding your concern.
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February 18, 2020
Answer: Go Back to Original Injector Lindsay here, CANS Nurse Injector for Dr. Mark Mason. I would wait 4 weeks, and then go back to your original injector. You have two options: (a) Dissolve the two prominent areas of fullness in the upper lip(b) Add more filler between the two prominent areas of fullness in the upper lipIt will ultimately be between you and your injector, but if you were our patient, I would recommend adding a little bit more in the upper lip between the two areas of fullness. I think you'll get a great outcome! Hang in there!
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February 18, 2020
Answer: Go Back to Original Injector Lindsay here, CANS Nurse Injector for Dr. Mark Mason. I would wait 4 weeks, and then go back to your original injector. You have two options: (a) Dissolve the two prominent areas of fullness in the upper lip(b) Add more filler between the two prominent areas of fullness in the upper lipIt will ultimately be between you and your injector, but if you were our patient, I would recommend adding a little bit more in the upper lip between the two areas of fullness. I think you'll get a great outcome! Hang in there!
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