Is it normal to see lumps in your lips after having filler, every time? (photo)

Fillers can often absorb water in the first few days causing lumps or irregularities. I suggest applying Plato's Bruise Balm twice daily for a few days after injecting my patients. If the filler lumps do not resolve, then a small injection of Hylenex usually can correct an HA filler that is overdone. 
In some cases, Venus Viva RF can help tighten skin thereafter. 
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1234gld.  While it is common to have some swelling and even a few bumps for a few days after lip augmentation, significant bumps after multiple lip augmentation procedures is unusual. I recommend that you consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist in your area for a second opinion. Good luck.

Hello and thank you for your question.  It is normal to have lumps or bumps for the first two weeks after having fillers done.  During this time is when swelling or bruising is still present and can cause such unevenness.  If after two weeks you are still experiencing the bumps, then it may be due to technique.  Fillers should be left smooth and even after the healing process.  I suggest finding another injector that may be able to better achieve the results you are hoping for.  Best of luck.

Lumps in the lips post filler is not necessarily “normal.” It can happen though. Generally with gentle massage they will resolve. If it’s a matter of incorrectly placed filler, then it will need to be dissolved. When we see them due to filler placement it’s an issue of the filler being placed to superficial. Best to wait two weeks and follow up with your injector. 

Thanks for your question, it can be various things that can cause lumps and bumps in lips. The lip body has natural dips where the filler can accumulate. This can sometimes be felt if you run your tongue along the inside of your mouth. Even without filler the surface is not smooth. However you should not be able to visualise any lumps and bumps. If the filler can be seen it may be that it has been placed slightly superficially or it may be the type of filler is not suitable for your lips. Different fillers behave in different ways and you may benefit from a much softer more natural filler such as volbella. 
You could try some massage to see if the lumps soften. If you are very unhappy then you could have it dissolved if a hyaluronic acid filler was used. I hope this helps and wish you all the best. 

While it is normal to see some temporary swelling and bruising for as long as two weeks after getting lip fillers, significant lumps and bumps that last well beyond this time are not normal. If this has been the case for you, you might consider trying a different injector. The lip area can be particularly challenging to inject, so be sure you work with a reputable provider who has specific experience with lip injections.

Thank you for your question. While it is not uncommon for bumps to appear in the lips after fillerinjections and last for up to two weeks, if they last longer, it may be a question of the techniqueof your injector, or a sensitivity to the type of filler used. I recommend that you get a secondopinion from a board certified plastic surgeon who is experienced in lip augmentation. They canexamine you and listen to your concerns, and hopefully help you get to the bottom of the issue.Some fillers, those that are hyaluronic acid based, are “reversible’ with the injection of a smallamount of enzyme. Best of luck.

No, it is not normal or typical to see bumps in the lips after lip fillers.  Occasionally, temporary bumps can be palpated by the patient after treatment, but they typically resolve in a few days.  The technique used in your case is poor, in my opinion.

It’s normal to have some swelling and a few lumps here and there on the lips but if there are a lot of them and if they last more than a few days they are not normal.

Hi and welcome to our forum!
While it is not uncommon for initial lumpiness after filler injection, it will usually subside with massage over a period of several weeks. Residual lumpiness is unusual and is resolved with hyaluronidase.
Significant persistent lumpiness may suggest a hypersensitivity to the product, scarring within the lip, or may be technique related. 
Speak with a board certified plastic surgeon. Best wishes...