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I had Perioral Dermatitis about one year ago. Is it safe for me to have temporary lip fillers ?

kesariaMay 13, 2017
My Perioral dermatitis is gone but sometimes I have redness around lips and using Skinoren 20% cream , is there any possibility that after lip filler rash will back ?

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Dr. Alex Eshaghian, MD, PhD
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Dr. Vicki J. Levine, MD
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