Did massaging lips cause filler migration? 6 months po (photos)

Fillers do not migrate. The concept of fillers migrating is simply a poor excuse for providers, failing to take ownership of their less than ideal outcomes. I’ve been injecting fillers since they were first on the market(this includes when we only had collagen to inject) and I’ve never once see...

We all have facial asymmetry to some degree and that can include our lips. Fillers are a great way to add volume and balance asymmetry. The treatment is done in the office with some improvement seen right away. The results last between 6 to 12 months, sometimes longer. See an expert injector...

Yes it is fine for you to fly five days after your filler treatment. You may want to consider taking bromelain or Arnica to help with any bruising and swelling. Your injector can advise you further based on the details of your treatment.

Hi! Some people migrate more quickly than others. This can be due to patient anatomy, injection technique or product choice. If the lip is bothersome to you, I would suggest dissolving rather than adding more product to avoid further migration. The dissolving process takes about 2 weeks, as the...

Potential solution to address your concern: 1. Hyaluronidase treatment: This enzyme can dissolve hyaluronic acid-based fillers, which might allow for a "reset" of the lip area and provide an opportunity for a more even reapplication of the filler. 2. Revision with a different filler: Certain...

From the photo, it looks like you are having a viral breakout such as fever blisters or cold sores coming or even a subclinical breakout. Prednisone and an antiviral pill and a cortisone cream will help a lot. I doubt it is related to the filler at this long time later.