I have a linear ridged growth under my top lip after getting lip filler back in April 2022. I have since gotten the filler dissolved, but the linear ridge is still there. I read an article stating that lymphangioma can be a rare side effect of lip filler. Is this true and if so what can be done to fix it, also could it get worse? Thanks!
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Swelling and bruising are not uncommon after lip injections and can take up to two weeks to fully resolve. You can help minimize these effects by avoiding aspirin, vitamin E, fish oil supplements, and NSAIDs a week prior to treatment. The supplements Bromelain and Arnica are also helpful to...
After looking at your photos and reading your post I think you have developed a small cyst in the area. It could be a reaction to the filler in that area. You may want to see a dermatologist or plastic surgeon to have that better evaluated and to discuss possible treatment options
Your strong chin appearance on profile will keep your neck skin tight for many years longer than your counterparts. To answer your question, I do believe that adding volume to your upper and lower lip would look good. Care needs to be taken with your lower lip not to make your sulcus too deep. I...
