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Double lobe upper lip filler, how would one achieve it?

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Girl in pinkJul 29, 2023

I would like to try to have that look but I don’t see anyone who offers it. How can one achieve it if I were to ask a plastic surgeon to try it?

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Jason Emer, MD

For unique cases where a variety of modalities could be used to treat the condition, I would suggest an in-person or virtual consultation to develop a custom and effective treatment plan. It is difficult to precisely define the best option without collecting the same information. I suggest...

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James M. Economides, MD, FACS

I'm sorry you're feeling self-conscious about the lumps—it's understandable, especially since you've been through several treatments and dissolutions. Here are a few things to consider regarding the lumps and possible next steps: 1. Filler Integration Time: After 6 months, the filler should h...

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Brandon Richland, MD

Hello, and thank you for your question. It is difficult to determine which option would be best for you since we are assessing a picture. A treatment option is best done in-person to assess one’s anatomy and concerns. Filler can be a great option to add volume and hide the teeth (somewhat). T...

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Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD

This can happen with pregnancy or the needle poke of a filler. An aesthetician is unlikely to be able to address this, but, a dermatologist or facial plastic surgeon should be able to treat that quickly. I know in my office we'd get rid of that, almost certainly, in under 5 seconds.

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Juan Guillermo Breton, MD

First things first: you have to let your body heal prior to getting any filler to improve assimtries, I would reccomend you to wait at least a month to consider if lip filler is an option, the tissue around the mouth area tend to swell and inflamate a LOT, and also it take more time than other areas

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