I have HA lip fillers and was told they tend to last less on areas with a lot of muscular movement. However I've been wondering for a while if the muscular contraction actually makes your body metabolise it faster and breaks it down or only displaces the filler? Because I can't really imagine how talking, eating, etc would dissolve the HA as it feels pretty hard. Just asking this bcause it kind of makes me concious about doing a lot of gesticulation with my lips for fear it will go away faster
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Hello, you may be able to achieve a more symmetrical appearance through the use of Botox which will help to reveal your teeth more. It looks as though this has been caused by an overactive muscle, and we usually see this with a "gummy smile" that affects the upper lip, however, your case appears...
Thank you for sharing your pictures and your photos.
Without more information it is hard to say why your lips appear as they do? Have they always been like this, since you were little?
There is a condition called "congenital lower lip palsy" and it is thought to be a weakness...
Thank you for your question. Sorry you had trauma to your lip after augmentation. Ice and elevation may help. We have also seen Arnica help. You are early in your post procedure course. Usually the patient sees the start of the neuromodulators, (Botox Dysport, Xeomin), working at day 4. Th...