I would like to know if one syringe would make a significant change in both my top and bottom lip. I am looking for a pouty, bubble lip look not like a duck look but something plump and more natural at the same time.
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You will want to avoid pressure in the area the filler is placed within the first few weeks of the treatment. Having dental work should not be a problem as long as there is no pressure placed on the area. I would recommend communicating with your dentist, and explain to him or her that you...
Want to avoid excessive heat for awhile to minimize the risks of swelling for the trauma of treatment but eat whatever you want...especially things that taste good...like cookies...and don't worry about dental floss and tooth brushing...not an issue
Thank you for your question. After a filler treatment, your injector will massage the treatment area to smooth out any lumps or bumps. I would recommend going back to your injector to assess the area. I would avoid massaging it yourself. If the bumps or lumps are still there,...
