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Thank you for sharing your question. Though unlikely I would reach out to your injector to be seen. Perhaps the product can still be manipulated to avoid a lump from forming. Hope this helps.
Having a cigarette after lip augmentation should not cause a lip bump. One should give approximately 10 to 14 days after the treatment. If the bump does not disappear, one should have a follow up with their treating physician.
No relation, your bump is either product placed too superficially, too much product in the one area, or a bruise, your specialist physician can advise you on what it is via an examination. Most cases self resolve. Dr Isobel Walker. Brisbane. Australia.
Having a cigarette after lip augmentation should not cause a lip bump. One should give approximately 10 to 14 days after the treatment. If the bump does not disappear, one should have a follow up with their treating physician. Good luck from New York City