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Swelling is a common side effect from lip injections and can last for approx. 2 weeks. After 2 weeks if you still have an undesired look, schedule a follow up with your injector to discuss your concerns. At that time you may have the product removed with hyaluronidase. Best,
You still look bruised and swollen. Go see your Doctor. She (or He) can examine you and let you know how much of this is filler and what is swelling. Although most people have swelling that lasts only a day or two, some have persistent swelling for a week or 2. This can be caused by bleeding under the skin (if you take a lot of aspirin or ibuprophen), or your bodies reaction to the HA. If the product is what you are seeing and feeling, an injection of Vitrase will remove the excess.
Miss/Mrs,At 6 days the edema should be subsiding so what you see is most likely the result that is obtained. However, as always, an examination is necessary to evaluate the overall quality of your tissue. If you are this unhappy with your results, voice them to your surgeon/doctor. There is a material they can inject to dissolve the juvederm and reestablish your natural appearance.
Thank you for your question. There is a possibility the area still contains product and needs to be dissolved. Sometimes hyaluronidase treatments need to be repeated in order to obtain full results. Best,
Thank you for your question. From your photo it is difficult to assess the area. Please schedule a follow up with your injector to discuss your concerns and obtain treatment. If this is a lump of product you may require a hyaluronidase injection. Best,
Some products come in .5cc, most Juvederm if not all come in 1cc syringes. Your skin would have to be assessed by a board certified dermatologist for pigment. Cephalexin will not cause the Juvederm to dissolve. All the best,