I went for a lip lift 7 days ago and have had my sutures out and I am not prepared how it made me nose look different. Either he removed too much skin or something but my nostrils and nose is huge... Please advise me I am scared I have ruined my face
Answer: What is happening to my nose after a lip lift.? It is too early to judge your results. Give it at lease six weeks as things could look very different. If you think your nostrils are too visible after that six weeks you can ask your surgeon for a possible revision.
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Answer: What is happening to my nose after a lip lift.? It is too early to judge your results. Give it at lease six weeks as things could look very different. If you think your nostrils are too visible after that six weeks you can ask your surgeon for a possible revision.
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December 26, 2018
Answer: Lip lift nose postop Postoperatively, after a lip lift, you can anticipate bruising and swelling that will be noticeable to you and others for about 1 week. After the sutures are removed or dissolve, depending on the type used, there will be redness along the incision line for 4-6 weeks but this can be covered with makeup. Sometimes the upper lip lift is overcorrected with the initial procedure and will slowly assume its final position over weeks to months.
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December 26, 2018
Answer: Lip lift nose postop Postoperatively, after a lip lift, you can anticipate bruising and swelling that will be noticeable to you and others for about 1 week. After the sutures are removed or dissolve, depending on the type used, there will be redness along the incision line for 4-6 weeks but this can be covered with makeup. Sometimes the upper lip lift is overcorrected with the initial procedure and will slowly assume its final position over weeks to months.
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November 8, 2018
Answer: Lip Lift recovery Good day! Thank you for providing photos with your query. It is too soon to see final results because swelling after a lift lip persists for 1-2 weeks and tightness will diminish within a few months. Do not hesitate to ask your doctor about your concern or any additional aftercare instructions. Best of luck! #RealSelf100
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November 8, 2018
Answer: Lip Lift recovery Good day! Thank you for providing photos with your query. It is too soon to see final results because swelling after a lift lip persists for 1-2 weeks and tightness will diminish within a few months. Do not hesitate to ask your doctor about your concern or any additional aftercare instructions. Best of luck! #RealSelf100
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Answer: Swelling after #LipLift Hi @BrigetteLAThis appears to be normal postoperative swelling. The swelling peaks at 3 days and 80% is gone by 2 weeks. Each day you should look better and better. Keep a low salt and low carbohydrate diet and drink plenty of water. At two weeks you may also want to start a lymphatic massage to reduce swelling.Best of Luck,
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Answer: Swelling after #LipLift Hi @BrigetteLAThis appears to be normal postoperative swelling. The swelling peaks at 3 days and 80% is gone by 2 weeks. Each day you should look better and better. Keep a low salt and low carbohydrate diet and drink plenty of water. At two weeks you may also want to start a lymphatic massage to reduce swelling.Best of Luck,
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July 6, 2018
Answer: Lip Lift affected the shape of your nose Hi there and thank you for your Question and the helpful photos. It appears to be a very early stage after surgery. Inflammatory Reaction is the second stage of every wound healing cycle. It is a natural part of the healing process that is accompanied with redness and swelling. The swelling can also affect adjacent tissue, which might be the reason, why the shape of your nose has changed.
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July 6, 2018
Answer: Lip Lift affected the shape of your nose Hi there and thank you for your Question and the helpful photos. It appears to be a very early stage after surgery. Inflammatory Reaction is the second stage of every wound healing cycle. It is a natural part of the healing process that is accompanied with redness and swelling. The swelling can also affect adjacent tissue, which might be the reason, why the shape of your nose has changed.
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