I have had chronic pain for 5 years (20f) in my back, hips and ischium and, while I have been scanned a variety of ways and seen a lot of drs, it is deemed to be a biomechanical issue. Note: I have had mild edemas in my hip due to this and have taken a 6-week course of pentoxifylline to help. Nevertheless, as this is a long exisiting form of inflammation, can this increase risk of complications like granulomas or body rejecting the filler as it is already experiencing this inflammation?
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Answer: Female, 20 - can you get lip fillers if you have chronic pain?
I would highly recommend getting a formal evaluation with and treatment from a board-certified cosmetic dermatologist and expert in facial sculpting. Technique is the key to a successful lip augmentation with fillers, so you'll want to see someone meticulous. An experienced physician will be...
You will likely have a better outcome with a combination of treatments. Botox with fillers can help soften the dyanmic muscle activity as well as decrease the prominence of the lines. See an expert injector for treatment.
At this point you probably don’t have much of the filler left in place. in my experience of having injected fillers for over 20 years I’ve never seen fillers migrate. It is an excuse that providers due to cover up for technique. Fillers don’t migrate.
Your injury is an obvious expla...
