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Lip filler after (Bullhorn upper) lip lift?

louist91drawsApr 1, 2019
I just had an upper lip lift using the Bullhorn method 11 days ago, and am wondering if it will be safe to get injectible lip fillers in a month? Is this enough time for the lip lift to heal? I loved the way the swelling looked in my lips and over time am feeling less confident as my lips continue to de-swell and get thinner. What is the earliest time this could be done? If possible, is even three weeks too early? Please let me know!! (Thank you!)

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