Hi there. I have been on the most frustrating journey the last few months in trying to figure out what this line is and how it can be removed. I work at a MedSpa, and none of the injectors knows what this is and why it happened. I was injected with Revanesse Versa, and my director said that he has seen this happen to patients before. I have dissolved it more than five times now and it still won’t go away. Please help.
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Hello, my name is Lauren, and I’m the aesthetics injector at Colorado Plastic Surgery Center. After receiving lip filler, it's typically recommended to avoid intense physical activity for at least 24 to 48 hours to minimize the risk of swelling or bruising. If you have any concerns or q...
Talk with your injector and see what's going on. What product have you been using? Usually you can also feel the lip and feel the filler product in place. If it seems like it's totally gone, then for whatever reason, you are breaking down the filler faster than expected. I would recommend trying...
I’m not aware of any lip shaped classification, but your picture shows that your upper lip looks slightly larger than your lower lip.
This might be due to an underbite dental occlusion or simply your natural anatomy.
Most people have a lower lip that is significantly larger than the upper lip. I...
