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Thank you for your question. Excessive and deep massaging or product migration may change the position of the filler within 2 weeks of the treatment. Abrupt blunt trauma likely shouldn't impact the positioning of the product. I hope this helps.
I would not worry too much if you don't see or feel anything unusual. I would recommend booking a follow-up appointment with your injector in 1-2 weeks just in case, though.
Hello, and sorry to hear about your accident. It is not likely this affected your result, but it would not hurt to contact your physician and let him or her know. They will be able to fix any asymmetries that may have occurred from the door hitting your cheek. Thank you and I hope this helps!
I agree with Dr Barankin, there is probably no problem but it's a good idea to be rechecked if you are not swollen or bruised. Otherwise, you may need to wait until any swelling has resolved to see if there is any asymmetry to correct.
There was probably no harm done to your filler but you may have some additional swelling for a while. Wait 2 weeks and if you think the filler has shifted, please see your injector.
You are not likely to have too many problems, but just to be safe, I would return to the injecting physician to assess the symmetry and balance. The filler, if it is a hyaluronic acid like juvederm or restylane, is still moldable for several days after injection, so don't worry. Dr. Benjamin Barankin, Toronto Dermatology Centre.
Running or performing any type of exercise should not influence your Juvederm treatment in any way. Was there a specific are of the face you were concerned about? The Juvederm is localized to a specific area and will not move from the effects of gravity. Over a number of years, it is gravity...
A small hematoma on the bruised side may be the cause for uneven lips. Eat fresh pineapple and wait a week or two if possible. Hyaluronidase will dissolve all the Juvederm quickly. In the future, bruising can be minimized with stopping aspirin and ibuprofen at least 10 days prior, eating...
It is very common to have swelling and occasionally bruising such as you have. The peak of swelling is usually within the first 24-48 hrs. then is starts going away. Usually by day 3-4 the swelling goes down and things look better. So be patient, you may be very happy with your...
It appears to be "lumps" of product placed too superficially. This is nor they way it should be. You should return for hyaluronidase that will dissolve the product. Then you can decide if you want to be re-injected by someone else with more experience. I'm sorry, at least...
Thank you for your question. Hyaluronic acid fillers, such as Juvederm, are very natural fillers that help to fill in lines and creases and may be used for volume loss. Your final effect is based on several factors including your skin type, number of syringes used, location of injection,...
Thank you for your question. I would wait about 2 weeks until the product has settled, and then return for an evaluation. Every injection is different and independent from the last. Sometimes you'll have no bruising or swelling, and at times you will have more. You can take Tylenol,...
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