I had lip fillers almost 18 months ago. After getting them, my top lip rolled under and it caused a crooked smile. I had some of it dissolved and have a very large blister or ulcer that has formed under my top lip in the gumarea? I saw a plastic surgeon who injected some more dissolver in it but he is also unsure of what this is. Can this be filler that migrated or something else?
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Most fillers dissipate over about six months.
Some patients report having long-term volume residuals long after the filler is gone.
This most likely does not represent the filler still being present, but rather a response to the treatment such as the development of inflammation and scar tissue...
I would dissolve as chronic nodules can becomeScar tissue which will not be dissolvable within hyaluronidase. I have dissolved many lil fillers. You will experience so swelling at first which will resolve. The skin will retract. I would wait 2-4 weeks until refill if you desire fuller lips.
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