Is two weeks enough healing time for lip injections?

Have you heard of Murphys law?  This is a classic situation we all deal with in plastic surgery, a deadline for healing.  The short answer is yes..you should be fine with plenty time to spare from this in 2 weeks.  The long answer has to do with murphys law...it is hard to predict and things happen when you least expect.  If you are this worried and have the issues that you mentioned like easy bruising and cold sore..then I would recommend you wait.  Hope this helps.  Good luck and congratulation on your wedding.Dr Vasisht  

The injection technique is important second location where injection is done and then amount injected all determine swelling and results.  Last to look natural that would be the aesthetic artistry and what constitute beauty and appreciating natural results bu the injector.  Hope all that helps to understand differences in results and healing time.

Two weeks is the minimum amount of time you want to allow to heal before your wedding. In the vast majority of cases, one week is plenty of time. However, this is a very special day for you and you don't want any distractions from the big event. I hope this information is helpful for you.Stephen Weber MD, FACSDenver Facial Plastic Surgeon

Swelling and bruising are both common after lip injections, I tell my patients to allow 10-14 days for all swelling to resolve. Most likely you would be fine and the swelling would be gone by your wedding day, but that is something you will have to consider. It also does not allow time for any correction of asymmetry or volume. Congrats on your big day! Best, Dr. Emer

Congratulations on your upcoming wedding! Under normal circumstances, 2 weeks would be ample time to recover from the initial swelling and bruising involved with lip injections. However, I wouldn’t suggest risking a new cosmetic treatment right before your special day. Although the chance of complication is rare, 2 weeks would not be a sufficient amount of time for any necessary touch-ups or corrections. If you had 4 weeks before you walked down the aisle, I’d say go for it. But in your case, play it safe and steer clear of lip injections.