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This is certainly not standard post-treatment advice, and I cannot think of a scenario as to why this would be recommended. I would advise you to drink as you wish straight away.
Thanks for the question. I have never told any of my patients to use a straw after lip fillers and I cannot see the benefit of this. I would suggest getting in touch with your injector and asking them.
Hello,We've never suggested this for any of our lip filler patients. Try giving your injector a call about this. I can't think of a reason why it might be necessary. Best of luck!
Thanks for the question. I have never told any of my patients to use a straw after lip fillers and I cannot see the benefit of this. I would suggest getting in touch with your injector and asking them.Good luck, I hope you are pleased with your results.Dr. Chris MacdonaldCRM Aesthetics
Thank you for the question. This looks like a swelling in the mucosa layer of the inside of your mouth and lip. This is not from lip filler injection. This can happen from irritation to the inside of your mouth. Wish you the best in health.
Thank you for your question! I don't believe you need to be concerned as this appears to be a normal. However, I suggest following up with your injector if your results do not improve.
Thank you for your question! It can often be corrected with filler to even it out. A lower eyelid blepharoplasty can also correct it. Consult with your surgeon and let them know you would like something done to see what they offer you. A second and third opinion on this is also probably es...