I got my lip done yesterday. my upper lip is way too bigger than my lower lip, I know there will be swollen going on for a while, but the swollen will go down by what percentage exactly? i dont look normal, what should I do?
August 13, 2011
Answer: Wait a week to ten days before judging the final result.
Wait a week to ten days before judging the final result. It appears that you have some swelling, which is expected. This will go down with about one week and then you can tell what you really have. If you are still concerned, go see your doctor.
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August 13, 2011
Answer: Wait a week to ten days before judging the final result.
Wait a week to ten days before judging the final result. It appears that you have some swelling, which is expected. This will go down with about one week and then you can tell what you really have. If you are still concerned, go see your doctor.
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July 27, 2011
Answer: It is not possible to determine what percentage is swelling
It is not possible to determine what percentage is swelling if you’ve had your lips done in the same day. Simply waiting is the most important thing when determining results. You need to wait for at least a minimum of a week and until the shape is no longer changing. These products do absorb water in the first 24-48 hours, so it will look like it’s over-corrected, and, in addition, there may be swelling or bruising just from having a needle placed into the tissue. Once all of the swelling and possible bruising has gone away, if the upper lip is disproportionate to the lower lip, either some of the product can be dissolved with hyaluronidase in the upper lip or additional product can be added to the lower lip to create symmetry.
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July 27, 2011
Answer: It is not possible to determine what percentage is swelling
It is not possible to determine what percentage is swelling if you’ve had your lips done in the same day. Simply waiting is the most important thing when determining results. You need to wait for at least a minimum of a week and until the shape is no longer changing. These products do absorb water in the first 24-48 hours, so it will look like it’s over-corrected, and, in addition, there may be swelling or bruising just from having a needle placed into the tissue. Once all of the swelling and possible bruising has gone away, if the upper lip is disproportionate to the lower lip, either some of the product can be dissolved with hyaluronidase in the upper lip or additional product can be added to the lower lip to create symmetry.
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