Is my lip filler migrated or is this my natural look of lips? (Photo)

In my personal career I’m having injected fillers starting in the 1990s I’ve never seen fillers migrate and do not believe that they ever do. It is a concept that has been created as an excuse for poor results when providers don’t want to take responsibility for the outcome.Shadows are based...

Each provider will have their own protocol or ways of doing lip fillers. Some people use ice most use topical local anesthesia. You can also place the topical anesthesia on the outside dry part of the lip avoiding getting it in the mouth. You can also put gauze between the lips which will keep...

The shape of the upper lip is a combination of the actual shape and volume of the lip and the teeth in the Maxilla that hold the lip in place. skeletal structure which has a direct impact on dental occlusion and the position of the teeth directly reflect the shape and position of the lips. All...

The answer is no, the Russian lips technique does not cause migration, please make sure that you get your treatment done by a board certified cosmetic surgeon to make sure everything is done correctly.

It's difficult to make an assessment of facial balance without seeing your whole face. From the photos provided there is nothing that stands out as being obvious or out of proportion. If you would like to try lip fillers, be sure to visit with an expert injector and discuss your treatment goals.

Hi @tourmaline. This appears to be a capsular contracture. This is when a large bolus of filler has been injected and a capsule develops around the surface. This capsule contracts creating a nodule or a lump. This can be reversed with Hyaluronidase.