Nearly 4 weeks post fat transfer to lips, uneven results, how to reverse? (Photo)

You most likely still have swelling, which can be uneven, after your procedure which can last 3-6 months. I recommend adding prp to help improve final results. Prednisone, icing the area, venus legacy and over-the-counter ibuprofen can help improve swelling.  you can inject steroids if still swollen after 6-12 weeks. See an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.

How much was injected and the absorption rate would factor into this.   You can liposuction the lips after about 3 months. Some patients heal more slowly and you may still be experiencing some swelling.   It is hard to tell by the photo if one side has absorbed more or more quickly than the other.  You should follow up with the provider that did the transfer.
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Thank you for your picture and questions. While I see the concern, I also think it is probably too early to consider any type of intervention. Some of this may be due to swelling, some may be due to differential absorption of fat graft, or a host of other factors. I would advise waiting until at least three months before considering intervention. If at that point, the asymmetry is still significant, removal of excess fat with micro-liposuction would be effective or repeat grafting to the lesser side if you like that look better.Hope this helps!

At four weeks post procedure, some of the asymmetry could be swelling, but I am doubtful that all the asymmetry is due to swelling. You can consider having steroid injected or the fat can be removed surgically. Good luck to you and let us know if you have any questions or concerns.

Thank you for posting your question. At four weeks post fat transfer, you can still be experiencing swelling. Fat cell survival rate varies among individuals, but on average half of transferred fat is reabsorbed. The absorption process usually takes months, so what you are seeing now is likely not the final result. As for now, I recommend waiting for another week or two and then meet with your physician to address your concern. Best of luck.

Four weeks is too early to judge. There is still swelling. Really should not judge until about 12 weeks from procedure. Then do a touch up procedure as needed.  Making adjustments too early just leads to problems.