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with enough filler and especially with silicone or implant, the lips feel different. But that shouldn't effect what the dentist has to do. Best, Dr. Emer.
Yes. If there is a significant amount of filler in the lips, then they typically have a different, slightly firmer feel, which any medical professional would be able to determine. And any lumps, bumps or irregularities would be noticed, as well.All the best,
When fillers are injected, they will often be able to be palpated underneath the skin. Especially immediately after treatment of the lips, filler material will be more prominent because of tissue swelling. Generally, if injected correctly, filler should not be obvious to the eye.
Yes, a dentist will most likely be able to feel if you have had fillers done in your lips. It’s not anything too obvious, but the lips will have a firmer texture due to the filler gel.
If you can feel any bumps on the inside of the mouth then your dentist will too. It should not be clinically visible, however. Best, Dr. Green
It is normal to 'feel' fillers such as Restylane and Juvederm but not to 'see' fillers. Patients who have had fillers done (including myself), will always feel a 'lump' or deposit- this is normal, as gel has been deposited. Over time you will get use to the feel. Sure, if someone see does an oral exam (like a dentist) he or she may feel the filler that is in your lips. Once again this is normal. Dr Davin LimLaser and aesthetic dermatologistBrisbane, Australia.
Generally, fillers in the medial portion of the cheek do not cause headaches. However, fillers injected near the temples may cause some temporal pain, pain with chewing, and occasionally a slight head ache that usually resolve in a few days. If pain with fillers worsens or doesn't...
I am sorry that you are having an ongoing issue. It is difficult to say exactly what is causing your problem. It could be persistent Restylane or could even represent a reaction to the Restylane. I would recommend seeing a specialist who is highly experienced in dealing with...
Malar bags are areas of fullness towards the side of the lower eyelid, at the junction with the cheek region. No one knows exacltly what causes them, but they arise from fluid accumulations along the orbital retaining ligament. Direct excision has been done with limited success. Liposuction has...
Restylane and other fillers can make a huge impact underneath the eyes in patients with significant hollowing. Filling the tear trough can be one of the most cost effective ways to improve someone's look, reducing the look of being tired all of the time. However, these injections...
There can be decreased vascular tissue after radiation and changes such as loss of fat and thinning of the skin may not be apparent for many months after treatment. Botox should pose no risk what so ever at this stage. I would consult with your oncologist about timing and location of...
Hi @tabithanash! I would recommend an in person evaluation with a plastic surgeon or dermatologist. Best of luck, Dr. Nima!
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