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Yes you can have injections while on your menstrual cycle just be sure that you have not taken and NSAIDS for at least 48 hours prior to injection to avoid excessive bruising.
Thank you for the question. Yes, there is no known contraindication to the injections while menstruating. The only issue that may occur, is a slightly more robust swelling response to the injection.Please see a specialist in the face for this procedure.
Thank you for sharing your question. You can definitely still receive lip injections while on your menstrual cycle, it will not affect your results, but there may be increased discomfort than when not on your cycle. Hope this helps.
Yes, you can receive lip injections while on your menstrual cycle. These fillers, (Volbella, Restylane, Juvederm) are good to create a symmetrical lip. Implants or fat are alternatives. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a facial sculpting expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Hi Thatgirl143,Great question! Yes, a patient can receive lip injections while being on their menstrual cycle. There are no established reasons that make it inadvisable to employ the treatment while menstruating. However, due to low estrogen levels, a patient who is on their menstrual cycle may feel more pain than normal. The dermal filler, Juvéderm is infused with lidocaine, a local anesthetic that is used to reduce pain and discomfort. The lidocaine will numb the area reducing any pain. Hope this answers your question :) - Dr. Dale
Yes, it is completely fine to have your lips injected with Juvederm while menstruating. Most patients experience swelling and possibly bruising following their treatment so please be prepared. However, this should resolve within 10 days to 2 weeks.
Thanks for your question and there should be no concern having a lip filler while on your menstrual cycle. Swelling is common after lip injections so be prepared for this – it might be a little more here – but should not cause any concerns for getting the injections.
Dear Thatgirl143:Yes, you can still receive lip injections during your menstrual cycle. Best wishes.
There is no correlation with your menstrual cycle and receiving botox or fillers. Feel free to have it.Good luck
Thank you for your question. There is no contraindication to receiving lip injections or any other injectable while menstruating. You may experience a slight increase in discomfort while on your cycle, but otherwise there is no cause for concern. It is always in your best interest to address all your questions and concerns with your injector to determine the best treatment plan for your individual needs.
Dental blocks have nothing to do with your results. I would say that hyaluronic acid fillers are not for you! This is a rare occurrence and the only alternative is to have fat grafting into your lips which will last a lot longer. There is no need to keep trying with hyaluronic acid fillers, it...
Thank you for your question. Everyone has a different aesthetic. You have nice lips, (shape, cupid's bow, lip ratio, etc.). If you want to change the aesthetic, your injector should be able to tailor a program for you. Please make sure your injector is well trained and experienced. Remembe...
Thank you for sharing your question. Because the lips are largely comprised of muscle once the JVD has fully dissolved they will return to their previous shape and size without sagging. This includes the ridge that you feel. Hope this helps.
Thank you for your question. On average , Juvederm lasts 9 months but under the eyes it can last up to 15-18 months. Maybe you just misunderstood . 15 months -yes but not 15 years.
Good question. Fillers do not make you worse off after you stop them. You will simply go back to the way you were had you never used them. The same concept applies to all the areas treated with fillers. Also the same goes for Botox and similar products. Depending on the type you filler use...
Thank you for sharing your concerns about your recent experience. You are correct in saying that you have a natural asymmetry of the upper lips. While dermal filler is the best way to correct this asymmetry, it appears that your left upper lip is overfilled compared to the other areas of your ...
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