Back in May 2021 I got my first every lip filler done. I bruised quite badly on one side so the practitioner didn’t do much massaging. Once the bruising went down, I was left with lumps on one side which I was told was just swelling and it would go down soon. It did go down but not completely. I’ve since had filler out in again by a different practitioner and the lumps have become much more visible. Is this scar tissue from the first session or just filler that can be dissolved?
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Based on the photograph, it would appear you have a single scar on the lower lip that is raised, but not discolored. It is possible injecting filler on either side of the raised scar might help conceal it. However, this is not always successful. There are other treatments that could be...
The short answer is yes. However, it depends on what you mean by rounding out your cupids bow. It is impossible to completely eliminate the curve of your cupids bow- nor would it look natural. The best way to determine if what you desired is achievable is to do an in-person consultation.
When dealing with nodules or bumps following lip filler treatments, it’s important to consider the nature and composition of these irregularities. Here is a general approach to managing nodules after filler injections:
Understanding the Bumps:
Possible Causes:
The bumps you are experiencing c...
