How long before I can have my Lip Filler Topped up / Done again? 1ml? (Photo)

I usually recommend waiting 3-4 weeks before adding more filler.  Yes they will likely last longer as well.

Hi there, thanks for the question.  Your lips look great!  Typically by two weeks you can re-inject more fillers, so go ahead and see your provider for more.  Best wishes, Dr. Michelle Spring

You can inject fillers immediately no need to wait.  If there is significant swelling and bruising we will often wait a few weeks till cleared.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Hello Pinky249, 
Your lips look fabulous, if you wanted additional filler,  then it would be fine to go ahead as all the bruising and swelling has settled by around two weeks. 
Wishing you all the best

Thank you for your question and photo. Most injectors wait 2 weeks before re-injecting more filler into the lips. This is because it takes time for all swelling and bruising to subside and to see your final results. At 3 weeks post treatment you can go ahead and have more filler injected to get your desired result. Best of Luck!

Thank you for your question and photo. Most injectors wait 2 weeks before re-injecting more filler into the lips. This is because it takes time for all swelling and bruising to subside and to see your final results. At 3 weeks post treatment you can go ahead and have more filler injected to get your desired result. Best of Luck!

Hello, and thanks for your question and photos. If you want fuller lips, there isn't any reason why you can't have more product added at this time. Best of luck, Dr. Frucht.    

Thank you for your question Pinky249. Juvederm is a filler used to enhance the face. After any injection there is a risk of swelling. This usually lasts up to two weeks, at which point final results are seen. In our office we have patients return two weeks after their treatment to take after photographs and assess their results. At that point more filler can be added. Please consult with a doctor for
specific recommendations. Good luck!

When it comes to cosmetic treatments, I always believe that less is more. That is to say, inject conservatively and more can always be added if the patient desires. I always advise my patients to wait until all swelling has subsided before coming in for evaluation, but I think it is safe to say that at 3 weeks post, your swelling is gone and the result you're seeing now is the final result. At this point, there is no need to wait and it would be safe to have more filler injected if you so desire. In terms of how long they will last, there is really no correlation between more filler and it lasting longer.

Each injector has different protocol for when and if to touch up the treatment. Your should consult your injector as he or she knows the specifics about you.