I've been receiving lip fillers for several years by a physicians assistant at a local plastic surgeon's office. I haven't encountered any problems, but I want to ensure I'm following the necessary protocol to ensure the safest result. I'm discovering that in my area most surgeons seem to be have someone else on their staff administering filler. One of the best reviewed practioners is a Certified Medical Aesthetic Practitioner. Is it safe to see someone other than a certified plastic surgeon?
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Lip fillers can be used to improve fullness and correct asymmetries within the lips. Additionally, fillers and Botox can be used to alter the corners of the mouth to create a more up-turned appearance. These are advanced injection techniques. Be sure to see an expert physician injector.
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Yes. We we do this all the time in our office and works very well. It can be done with several fillers we keep in stock. This technique is not any riskier than the typical lip injection. All lip injections should be done with great care.
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Two weeks is still relatively early days. Are you able to massage the filler to "break it down" and make it less firm? Lumps following injection with dermal fillers that don't resolve with massage can be dissolved if they are of concern to you. Your injector...