I got lip fillers 4 weeks ago. Immediately I knew one side was asymmetrical but thought it may be swelling. Two weeks later, she put a bit of hyaluronidase but no change. My lips look great when they are closed and I smile but when I talk or have my mouth open, they look unslightly because of the bump. Injector said it may be excess skin being pushed up by the filler? Could it be a mucous cyst? I want to keep my new lips but without this unsightly bump.What is this bump and what are my options?
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Answer: How to improve bumps on lips | Ask Dr Daniel Chang Asia
Hello, Great question if there is calcification due to trauma/hematoma or calcium in product, may see traces of product. Is there a particular filler that was used or personal experience or just curious? Thank you for the question, Dr Violetta Mailyan.
A hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved with an injection of Vitrase. If you have significant swelling or bruising it can take a bit longer for it to go away. Please consult a board certified dermatologist who has experience with cosmetic injections with lip injections. Best, Dr. Green
Thank you for your question and photograph. I think you are starting from a very good shape and size of lips for an augmentation and I would recommend a single syringe for both your bottom and top lip. If after this treatment you still want your lips to be fuller, you can always add more f...
