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New vertical creases adjacent to Jowel lines 9 days after lip filler injections. Will they go away? (photos)

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LeasajoOct 30, 2014
10 days after lip filler and I have a vertical crease in each side of my upper lip adjacent to my Jowel lines. I don't want to get more filler or anything else done. I never had them before or after previous filler injections I'm absolutely freaking out. Will they go away has this ever happened to anyone else ? It seems under them are little lumps and the filler area there is quite lumpy in my lip when I feel it. Please help!!

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Martin Jugenburg, MD

Thank you for your question. I recommend waiting 1-2 weeks before further injections. It appears as though the left line you are attempting to fill is a smile line, as long as you continue smiling that line will reappear. Best,

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Sabrina Fabi, MD

Hard to say without evaluating you what is accounting for the change. I always have my patients call me and send me photos with any concerns, that way things can be addressed immediately. There have been reports of reactions to the product, although extremely rare, and you want to let your...

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Michele S. Green, MD

Juvederm, Restylane, and Perlane are all fabulous injections for the lips.  However, what is most important is the skill of the dermatologist who is injecting the product into your lips.  It is both an art and a science to inject the lips properly.  Please consult a board certified de...

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K. Renee Hamlet, MD

It is recommended for you to have a follow up appointment with the physician who performed the injections. The area on the lower lip may be incised and drained to compress. Depending of the cause of the area, it may need a steroid injection.

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Brock Ridenour, MD

Realistically, there are only two plausible explanations. One explanation is that more product is needed to meet your expectations. A second possibility is that the filler isn't being placed into the correct anatomic area to achieve the look you desire. Sometimes the injector needs to consider...

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Martin Jugenburg, MD

It appears as though you may need slightly more than the .4cc syringe. The best option is to discuss with your injector, he/ she can evaluate you in person. Best,

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