Tonsillectomy after lip filler?

Hello, and thank you for your question. If you have a planned surgery, it is best to wait on getting lip filler, especially since this will involve the inside of your mouth. In general, it is advised to avoid dental procedures for 2 weeks before and after getting dermal filler as the risk for infection increases. This can also be the case for surgery. You could always consult with your surgeon to discuss if it is ok to move forward with treatment or if it should be postponed.

Hi baki! Don't do it! And I mean it for two reasons, one being that it can definitely still migrate because there will be a fair amount of pressure on certain parts of the lips, and two because there is a higher risk of infection doing the two that close with each other.

Hold off on doing your filler until you have healed from the surgery. First, your mouth will be stretched while in surgery. Second, you do not want to risk bacteria from the mouth infecting the filler.