I don’t wanna make this a long story but I got into a verbal disagreement and glass was thrown into my face making me suffer some minor injuries but the main one was my lip being cut up. It was stitched by a plastic surgeon who said it wouldn’t keloid but it did. This is bad for me because I model. And right when my career was about to take off THIS ruins it. I wanna know if I could possibly get filler to fill in the other side of my lip to make it even? Is that recommended? HELP.
Answer: A combination of treatments can improve the appearance of this scar It looks like you've developed a hypertrophic scar following the surgery. Lip skin is thinner than skin on other parts of the body so even small imperfections are more easily visible. You can have this area injected with intralesional medication to soften the scar and break it up. This injection, combined with daily massage of the scar (strong enough to break up the scar tissue) for about 10 minutes a day can improve the appearance of this scar. Sometimes multiple injections may be needed. Injecting small amounts of filler around can also even out the appearance of the lip; however injecting filler around a scar makes the placement of the filler less predictable. It is certainly an option, though. Hope this helps!
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Answer: A combination of treatments can improve the appearance of this scar It looks like you've developed a hypertrophic scar following the surgery. Lip skin is thinner than skin on other parts of the body so even small imperfections are more easily visible. You can have this area injected with intralesional medication to soften the scar and break it up. This injection, combined with daily massage of the scar (strong enough to break up the scar tissue) for about 10 minutes a day can improve the appearance of this scar. Sometimes multiple injections may be needed. Injecting small amounts of filler around can also even out the appearance of the lip; however injecting filler around a scar makes the placement of the filler less predictable. It is certainly an option, though. Hope this helps!
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Answer: Lip Asymmetry/plump — Juvederm, Restylane filler, Lip Lift; emeragcosmetics lip essentials + Emerageskin x anteage roller
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Answer: Lip Asymmetry/plump — Juvederm, Restylane filler, Lip Lift; emeragcosmetics lip essentials + Emerageskin x anteage roller
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December 31, 2021
Answer: Lip filler concerns Hello and thank you for your question. It is always best to see you face to face for a consult and examination however in this case yes filler could be looked at as an option to help here. You would need to have an in person assessment to see if it would be suitable and get the result you are after. I hope that helps answer your question. Always seek an experienced and qualified medical professional for these treatments. Very best wishes
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December 31, 2021
Answer: Lip filler concerns Hello and thank you for your question. It is always best to see you face to face for a consult and examination however in this case yes filler could be looked at as an option to help here. You would need to have an in person assessment to see if it would be suitable and get the result you are after. I hope that helps answer your question. Always seek an experienced and qualified medical professional for these treatments. Very best wishes
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January 4, 2022
Answer: Scar Evolution vs Hypertrophic scar vs Keloid Dear Caring999555, Thank you for sharing your photos, I would also recommend in-person consultation so that your features can be better seen/felt and examined. The given photo highlighted some asymmetry at the injured / repaired area but no apparent keloid is seen. However, scars (surgical or traumatic) evolve over time, and it can cause some irregularity over the lip. This may take a few steroids injections or it may simply need sometime. In the mean time, massage over the scarred area often helps with lymphatic and scar to soften.
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January 4, 2022
Answer: Scar Evolution vs Hypertrophic scar vs Keloid Dear Caring999555, Thank you for sharing your photos, I would also recommend in-person consultation so that your features can be better seen/felt and examined. The given photo highlighted some asymmetry at the injured / repaired area but no apparent keloid is seen. However, scars (surgical or traumatic) evolve over time, and it can cause some irregularity over the lip. This may take a few steroids injections or it may simply need sometime. In the mean time, massage over the scarred area often helps with lymphatic and scar to soften.
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December 30, 2021
Answer: Understanding keloids Based on your pictures he did not have any evidence of having developed keloids. Keloid and development is extremely uncommon on the lips. There may be scar tissue which is a normal part of healing.
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December 30, 2021
Answer: Understanding keloids Based on your pictures he did not have any evidence of having developed keloids. Keloid and development is extremely uncommon on the lips. There may be scar tissue which is a normal part of healing.
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