I got lip filler three months ago in my lips and the area surrounding my mouth as I was told it would help balance everything out. I think it looks off, but am nervous about the enzyme to dissolve. Should I wait for it to dissolve on it’s own or is this a poor result? I believe the product was restylane. Thank you.
January 24, 2023
Answer: Lip filler "looks off" From the photos that you submitted (and again no accurate or precise diagnosis or recommendation should be made without a thorough examination and discussion "in-person,") your lips appear quite full but also quite nice in my opinion. There appears to be a small scar or dense dermal attachment that creates very slight asymmetry, but be reassured that your lips look quite good.
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January 24, 2023
Answer: Lip filler "looks off" From the photos that you submitted (and again no accurate or precise diagnosis or recommendation should be made without a thorough examination and discussion "in-person,") your lips appear quite full but also quite nice in my opinion. There appears to be a small scar or dense dermal attachment that creates very slight asymmetry, but be reassured that your lips look quite good.
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January 21, 2023
Answer: Lip, fillers Your upper lip could have been done better, but you can leave it alone and simply let the filler slowly dissolve. For a better balance you need to enlarge the lower lip so I would go to reputable PS and have a small amount of filler, like 1/ 3 of a cc and I think you’ll be very happy. I hope this helps. and good luck from New York city Plastic Surgery.
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January 21, 2023
Answer: Lip, fillers Your upper lip could have been done better, but you can leave it alone and simply let the filler slowly dissolve. For a better balance you need to enlarge the lower lip so I would go to reputable PS and have a small amount of filler, like 1/ 3 of a cc and I think you’ll be very happy. I hope this helps. and good luck from New York city Plastic Surgery.
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