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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
It is not to your benefit, aesthetically and medically, to have a massive filler overload, particularly in the lips! It is certainly not your fault but the injector's. It can be corrected quite easily. Suggestion - change your injector!!! Good luck!
It will take 1-2 weeks for final results after your most recent touch-up. If you're unhappy with these results, a different type filler may be needed.
You are correct that softform may in fact be very difficult to remove. The photographs you have submitted are very limited so for that reason I believe you should be evaluated in person by a plastic surgeon. There may be many options available to you.
