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Hi & thank you for your question.Yes it is fine to use Vaseline or any other lip moisturizer/chap stick.Your lips might tend to feel dry and this should help. Enjoy your results!
Sure, why wouldnt you be able to use vasline after filler. Please use this if youd like to. Best, Dr. Emer.
Yes, it is safe to use Vaseline after Restylane. Vaseline is a petroleum jelly used for dry and sensitive skin.
I agree,vaseline or any lip product should be fine after injection with filler. Thank you, Jane
Thank you for sharing your question. Using Vaseline after having Restylane injected into the lips is safe. Good luck.
You can use any type of hydrator you want to after lip filler. Vaseline is a fine option and is inexpensive. Be well, Dr. M
Yes, Vaseline or any other type of lubrication is fine after a filler. Sometimes your lips can feel a little chapped for a few days and the moisture may help.Good luck!
Thank you for your question. Yes it is safe to use Vaseline/Aqauphor/Hydrolatum after lip filler injections. Regards, Dr. Matt Elias
It should be fine to use vaseline on the lip after lip augmentation with fillers. Best of luck with your results.
It is perfectly safe to use Vaseline or other petrolatum to moisturize the area after lip injections. Best, Dr. Green
Hi Sarah 1988k!Thanks for this question. I believe others may have a similar confusion. HA or hyaluronic acid is a long molecule of sugar and amino acid subunits made in the human body and in particular, produced in the dermis of the skin to maintain hydration, structure and sponginess due...
Hi @Sapphires44256! It is unlikely that a patient would permanently scar in the area where the needle enters your skin--the needle is very small. You can ask your injector to use a cannula to help decrease the chances of bruising. Best of luck, Dr. Nima!
It sounds like the product is resting on a nerve and you need to contact your treating physician. You may need to have Vitrase injected to dissolve the area. Best, Dr. Green