I have excess filler that is around my upper lip where I do not want it to be. I have had it dissolved multiple times it helps but I don’t want to keep spending money for it not to work entirely. Was wondering if there was a way I could push the filler down into my lips, massage it, or apply pressure to make it go away?
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Hi @ochiexx. What you are describing is lip filler migration. Reasons for migration include how the filler was injected, how much was injected, and the type of filler used. I recommend seeking treatments from expert injectors who have the skill and experience to precisely inject fillers into...
It looks like what you have is a habitual facial tic and you have to simply become more aware of it and try to relax that side of the face. Using Botox may create some problems, but at the same time it might help you in treating the condition as long as you understand that there will be...
Hyaluronic acid based fillers like Restylane Defyne are commonly used to treat the nasolabial folds. Filler may also be injected into the midface/cheek to address volume loss and to lift up the face. This would help improve your nasolabial folds as well.
