Lip line from filler - still there after resolving filler. How can I fix this? (Photos)

"smokers lines" are only called that bc historically they were associated with the mouth pursuing of smoking, but you don't necdsesarily have to be a smoker to get them. These days, I think it is more common bc of people who use straws excessively, so if that is something you do, you could start...

You can definitely keep going back in to get more; however, 1x/mo might be a bit too often. this would be best discussed with your injector, but yes this is totally feasible. one thing to be mindful of, though, is not overfilling if you want to avoid migration. best to proceed slowly here

If you don’t share your products and your lips are clean, you generally don’t need to disinfect the applicator after every use. Here’s a simple routine: Standard lip gloss wands (felt tip): Wipe the tip gently with a clean tissue every few uses (for example, once a week). Avoid washing with ...

It looks like it might have migrated a little bit but it's not too bad... given the issues with hylenex, I would avoid dissolving if you can avoid it and see what your body breaks down naturally vs if it really drives you crazy then dissolve away.

Thank you for sharing your photos and your question. I understand your concern. It’s common to notice changes in philtrum length and lip volume as we age, and choosing treatment options can be tricky. In general, adding filler to the lips doesn’t necessarily make a long philtrum look worse. It ...

The area you marked is the cutaneous upper lip (white lip) and vermilion border. It’s normal that it looks like skin from the side—filler can’t turn skin into red lip. What filler can do: add 1–2 mm of projection and eversion by placing small amounts in the vermillion body (sub-...