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Russian lip technique November 2023, what is happening to my lip filler? (Photos)

HaileyB21Feb 17, 2024
I got my lips done in November 2023 with Russian lip technique. I’ve now noticed my lips are un even.. I’m concerned and worried. What is happening? Can this be fixed?

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Mats Hagstrom, MD (license on probation)

Fillers have the potential of creating permanent changes to tissues. We don’t quite understand the process, but it is most likely related to ongoing inflammation from the procedures, leading to a buildup of scar tissue. This seems to be more prevalent in people who have fillers done multiple t...

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Hello; Initially, I can say that; the filler which is applied to your lips; cannot be hyaluronic acid based. Juvederm was not made. Juvederm; does not last 4 years. Filling life is around 1-1.5 years. As far as I can see in your photos; a silicone-based filler was used and it slid down. This...

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Hello; hyaluronic acid fillers dissolve gradually within 1-1.5 years. Do not stress about that at all. Do not have fillers on your lips for a while. Now, it looks like; the upper lip is protruding above the contour line. Due to this, you shouldn't add more volume. There is also overflowing in...

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