I had a lip-filler injected above my upper lip last Tuesday, with good results, although my lip sticks out farther on its left side. I had it done to rejuvenate my "smoker-lips". I don't recall what kind of filler my doctor administered, but my lips are still tender from the injection. Will this even out or do I have to go back to her to get the right side filled more? The lines on my lips look better but my smile is crooked. I can't even wear lipstick, as it makes it more obvious.
September 21, 2010
Answer: Lip augmentation with acute asymmetry
Lip augmentation is done with a variety of filler options. Asymmetry may result on occasion. The best advice is to wait 2 weeks before your doctor corrects the asymmety so as to avoid perpetuating the problem by correcting one side and then having the same asymmetry occur on the other side. Patience is key in all likelihood your lips will naturally correct without the need for additional intervention.
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September 21, 2010
Answer: Lip augmentation with acute asymmetry
Lip augmentation is done with a variety of filler options. Asymmetry may result on occasion. The best advice is to wait 2 weeks before your doctor corrects the asymmety so as to avoid perpetuating the problem by correcting one side and then having the same asymmetry occur on the other side. Patience is key in all likelihood your lips will naturally correct without the need for additional intervention.
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May 23, 2010
Answer: Uneven result after lip augmentation
Dermal fillers for lip augmentation are an excellent option. In this area body, a small amount of volume can go a very long way. For this reason, in our practice, we use nerve blocks so that the patient remains very comfortable and can assist us during the injection. Patients received an injection of the filler and during the injection can let us know where they would prefer the volume. In many cases, we do not need to use the entire syringe. Patients can then return to the clinic within two weeks to use the remainder of the syringe for a touchup or for another area. If you have uneven results, return to your surgeon as they can evaluate the lip and determine whether you need additional filler to balance the result or whether a small amount of the excess may be removed.
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May 23, 2010
Answer: Uneven result after lip augmentation
Dermal fillers for lip augmentation are an excellent option. In this area body, a small amount of volume can go a very long way. For this reason, in our practice, we use nerve blocks so that the patient remains very comfortable and can assist us during the injection. Patients received an injection of the filler and during the injection can let us know where they would prefer the volume. In many cases, we do not need to use the entire syringe. Patients can then return to the clinic within two weeks to use the remainder of the syringe for a touchup or for another area. If you have uneven results, return to your surgeon as they can evaluate the lip and determine whether you need additional filler to balance the result or whether a small amount of the excess may be removed.
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