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Mid-facelift 7 months ago & have perioral mounds, is this treatable? (Photos)

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piglet930Feb 24, 2024

I had SMAS mid facelift done 7 months ago. I believe i have perioral mounds on the sides of my mouth. Is this treatable & why did this happen?

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