What are the aftercare instructions for eating after Juvederm injection into the lips? When can I eat, and does it matter what I eat? I just want to avoid messing up my Juvederm results. Thanks!
Answer: When Can I Eat After Lip Injections? After getting lip injections, it’s typically recommended to wait at least a few hours before eating or drinking to allow the injection site to settle. However, it’s best to follow your healthcare provider’s specific instructions, as they may have individual recommendations based on the type of filler used. In general, you should avoid hot or spicy foods and excessive movement of your lips immediately after the procedure to minimize swelling and potential complications.
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Answer: When Can I Eat After Lip Injections? After getting lip injections, it’s typically recommended to wait at least a few hours before eating or drinking to allow the injection site to settle. However, it’s best to follow your healthcare provider’s specific instructions, as they may have individual recommendations based on the type of filler used. In general, you should avoid hot or spicy foods and excessive movement of your lips immediately after the procedure to minimize swelling and potential complications.
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February 6, 2019
Answer: Eating after lip injections There are no limitations about when or what to eat after lip injections. The only thing to keep in mind is some physicians may numb your lips with either an injection or cream, if this is the case, you should avoid hot items so as to avoid burning yourself. The injection will last longer so you'd want to wait until you have feeling back. If this was not done then you are all set. The only thing I tell my patients to avoid that first day is wearing lipstick and high intensity exercise which can be resumed the next morning.
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February 6, 2019
Answer: Eating after lip injections There are no limitations about when or what to eat after lip injections. The only thing to keep in mind is some physicians may numb your lips with either an injection or cream, if this is the case, you should avoid hot items so as to avoid burning yourself. The injection will last longer so you'd want to wait until you have feeling back. If this was not done then you are all set. The only thing I tell my patients to avoid that first day is wearing lipstick and high intensity exercise which can be resumed the next morning.
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