Getting the perfect "pillow-y" pout is something I'm OBSESSED with trying to achieve. I've seen the internet go wild with this new technique being used called the "keyhole" technique where a thin divider (usually a thread held together on one end in the patient's mouth) splits the bottom lip into two sections while the injector places the filler. The result is gorgeous, but is anyone actually doing this? I'd love to have it done myself if it doesn't involve huge anatomical injury risks.
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Two weeks is still relatively early days. Are you able to massage the filler to "break it down" and make it less firm? Lumps following injection with dermal fillers that don't resolve with massage can be dissolved if they are of concern to you. Your injector...
Thank you for your question. It is common to have some bruising and swelling after lip augmentation with hyaluronic acid fillers which can last up to 2 weeks. You can apply cold compresses to the treated area to help reduce swelling. It is also advisable to avoid any NSAID’s as they tend to t...
Hyaluronic-acid based dermal fillers such as Volbella and Juvederm can create more volume in your lips, and give them a more upturned look. You have probably lost some bone in your jaw because dentures don’t produce the same kind of positive stressful pressures on the gums and jawbones that n...
