Does Restylane (or other fillers) move when injected in the lip area? I can feel a number of small lumps on the bottom inside of my upper lip. These were not present prior to the procedure. Also, the nice and fuller upper lip I had on the day of injections are no longer there.
November 14, 2010
Answer: Lip injections and filler
If you feel some lumps from the filler injection in the lip, you can definitely massage it a bit to smooth it out. The lip always looks a bit more swollen just after the procedure, if you liked it like that, you may need more filler.
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November 14, 2010
Answer: Lip injections and filler
If you feel some lumps from the filler injection in the lip, you can definitely massage it a bit to smooth it out. The lip always looks a bit more swollen just after the procedure, if you liked it like that, you may need more filler.
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May 19, 2010
Answer: Movements of Restylane after injection to the lips
Restylane is a powerful and effective dermal filler that can be used throughout the face. Because of its soft texture, it can be used successfully in the lips. Care must be taken when injected into the lips as this tissue is thin and directly underneath the tissue are your powerful lip muscles. If injected properly, is not common for the Restylane to move. However if the Restylane has been injected unevenly, you may notice some asymmetry. You should be evaluated by board-certified plastic surgeon who can assess this area and determine if it may be corrected by the injection of additional filler, by the removal of the existing Restylane, or by the injection of a hyaluronidase solution to help break up the Restylane
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May 19, 2010
Answer: Movements of Restylane after injection to the lips
Restylane is a powerful and effective dermal filler that can be used throughout the face. Because of its soft texture, it can be used successfully in the lips. Care must be taken when injected into the lips as this tissue is thin and directly underneath the tissue are your powerful lip muscles. If injected properly, is not common for the Restylane to move. However if the Restylane has been injected unevenly, you may notice some asymmetry. You should be evaluated by board-certified plastic surgeon who can assess this area and determine if it may be corrected by the injection of additional filler, by the removal of the existing Restylane, or by the injection of a hyaluronidase solution to help break up the Restylane
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