Lip fillers gone wrong- entitlement? (photos)

Swelling to lips following a lip injection is normal. Usually the injector will massage your lips at the time of the injection if required. Applying cold compresses 10 mins on 10 mins off and sleeping with your head slightly elevated will help to decrease swelling. Swelling may persist for up to...

Swelling and bruising is a common side effect of lip injections. Typically patients should wait 2 weeks for these symptoms to subside to be assessed. If you have dense areas of product - visit your injector for a follow up and have them massage the area. After 2 weeks and the product...

Redensity 11 is a great product for fillling in under eye hollows. It can substantially enhance ones appearance and in most cases provide beautiful natural results. It ideal in women in their later Thirties with medium to darker skin tones. As with all products there is a need for expertise in...

It is possible to use global in the lips. Bumps can appear with any filler, they need to be massaged. If the bumps persist consider an enzyme to dissolve the product. I would recommend to remove the bumps of existing product before injecting a new product on top. Hope this helps. 

Swelling is a common side effect of lip injections and can take 2 weeks to subside. You have a few concerns, I would recommend returning to your injector to discuss treatment options going forward. You may require some massage. All the Best.

Swelling is a normal side effect of injections and can take up to 2 weeks to settle. Sleep with your head slightly elevated and use cold compresses on and off for 10 mins each. If you are concerned and it has been beyond 2 weeks, schedule a follow up with your injector to be assessed. Hope this...