1 week post lip fillers, I have a blister-like bubble on the inside part of my bottom lip. Is this normal? (photos)

Thanks for writing,Based on your limited photo, it appears you might have VME, Vertical Maxillary Excess. The best way to diagnose this is with a special X-Ray called a cephaolmertic. The film will allow special measurements which can calculate all bone positions and heights or shortness. The ...

Hi annabananaaa1, Thank you for your question and your photos! You appear to be a great candidate for Lip augmentation with dermal fillers to "fill the gap" and achieve the natural symmetry you are looking for.  There are a few filler options used to even out and enhance the lips. My top fillers...

Hi @andrebrice88. Technique and filler choice is very important. I recommend seeking treatments from expert injectors who have the skill and experience to precisely inject fillers into treatment areas and avoid risks and complications. Best of luck, Dr. Nima!

Thank you for your photo. The transverse lip crease occurs as we age and our upper lip slowly stretches with gravity. When you smile, the extra skin folds in at its weakest point which is where the crease is. The best way to resolve this is a modified lip lift. This will also bring your upper ...

Thank you for your question. It will be completely up to the discretion of your injector once she assesses the area prior to the treatment. Small acne pimples usually do not interfere with the treatment, but a cold sore could. I recommend for you to contact your clinic and have the area assessed...

Thank you for your question. It is not uncommon to get chapped lips following filler. As the skin is stretched and manipulated during injection it can cause dryness. Keep a moisturizing lip balm handy and apply frequently as needed. Follow up with your injector to address your concern....