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Raised burst blood vessel spot on upper lip! Help (Photo)

P1995Feb 24, 2020
I had lip fillers a while ago and ever since I have had a red dot on my lip I think it’s where the needle hit a blood vessel. I have had it zapped with a laser once and it hasn’t made a difference. The red dot is really noticeable. I really want to get rid of it, please help!

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Answered on Feb 27, 2020
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