Hi, I had my vermillion border filled a week ago instead of the actual lip part. I have never gotten my lips filled before, and the Dr. assured me this was the way to go. I could see no difference after the procedure. So, a few days later I went back and got Restalyne injected in red part of lip. It's been 3 1/2 days and I look like a duck. Will this go away without vitrase? And if not, am I able to get vitrase injected only in vermillion border? Thanks in advance!
February 1, 2016
Answer: The edema of the lips can take up to one week to 10 days. you need to be more patient. Please, be patient and let the swelling resolve prior to judge the area. The lips get swollen very much and the edema can last up to 10 days. If the lips, after the 10 days, is still swollen, go to your doctor and make sure they know your concern. The treatment is to use Hylenex or something similar product to dissolve the HA. .
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February 1, 2016
Answer: The edema of the lips can take up to one week to 10 days. you need to be more patient. Please, be patient and let the swelling resolve prior to judge the area. The lips get swollen very much and the edema can last up to 10 days. If the lips, after the 10 days, is still swollen, go to your doctor and make sure they know your concern. The treatment is to use Hylenex or something similar product to dissolve the HA. .
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February 1, 2016
Answer: "Duck lips" The injection of too much filler in a broad fashion in the border between the lip and the skin (vermillion) can create a shelfing of the upper lip that people commonly refer to as "duck lips." Filler placed in the correct fashion in this area can accentuate the lip border. However, after lip filling, there is generally swelling that lasts a few days to a week. This swelling can be reduced by applying cold compresses to the area after the treatments. It is best to wait at least 10-14 days to evaluate the full effect from filler including the potential for being overfilled. Thankfully, vitrase or other hyaluronidase can be used to reduce Restylane or other hyaluronic acid fillers within a day.
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February 1, 2016
Answer: "Duck lips" The injection of too much filler in a broad fashion in the border between the lip and the skin (vermillion) can create a shelfing of the upper lip that people commonly refer to as "duck lips." Filler placed in the correct fashion in this area can accentuate the lip border. However, after lip filling, there is generally swelling that lasts a few days to a week. This swelling can be reduced by applying cold compresses to the area after the treatments. It is best to wait at least 10-14 days to evaluate the full effect from filler including the potential for being overfilled. Thankfully, vitrase or other hyaluronidase can be used to reduce Restylane or other hyaluronic acid fillers within a day.
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