Had lip filler in January. Ready for more. Just got diagnosed with ITP. Can I do this?
30 year old female.
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30 year old female.
Hello, It's understandable to be concerned about changes in your lips, especially after having fillers. Here are some considerations and steps you can take: Possible Causes: Post-Filler Nodules: Sometimes, fillers can cause lumps or nodules to form. These are usually benign and may resolve on...
+1 answersHello, and thank you for your question. Sometimes filler over time can either migrate or cause lumps under the surface. This can depend on the type of filler used, technique, or even your body’s immune response. If you noticed this has happened more with one specific type of filler, then it w...
+7 answersThese could be pockets of filler material or a collection of fluid (edema). However, without a physical examination, it's challenging to provide a precise diagnosis. If these bubbles are indeed pockets of filler material, they can be addressed by injecting a small amount of hyaluronidase, an...
+4 answersHello, and thank you for your question. If you have a planned surgery, it is best to wait on getting lip filler, especially since this will involve the inside of your mouth. In general, it is advised to avoid dental procedures for 2 weeks before and after getting dermal filler as the risk for...
+8 answersThe amount of filler needed depends on the final desired outcome you want as well as your starting point. This is difficult to decipher without seeing photos. However, it is important to note that slow and steady building is best. Placing filler too quickly back-to-back can render complications...
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