I had my lips infilled with 1ml I think around 2014/2015. I haven’t had any filler since but my friend is telling me I have migrated filler because my lips lift at the top. Is this normal? Or has the filler migrated into my top lip permanently? I have massaged my upper lip but I can’t feel anything.
Answer: Is this filler? If you had HA fillers injected in 2014/2015 they would usually be gone by now. You can visit with an experienced injector for an assessment to determine if some filler is still present. HA fillers can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if desired.
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Answer: Is this filler? If you had HA fillers injected in 2014/2015 they would usually be gone by now. You can visit with an experienced injector for an assessment to determine if some filler is still present. HA fillers can be dissolved with hyaluronidase if desired.
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December 19, 2023
Answer: Old filler hold more water than it did when first placed. Old hyaluronic acid filler does not seem to disappear and can persist for years. As it ages, it hold more water creating a puffy or full look that is often not very natural. If this is old hyaluronic acid filler, enzyming this ancient treatment will likely remove this old material and help restore the appearance of the lip.
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December 19, 2023
Answer: Old filler hold more water than it did when first placed. Old hyaluronic acid filler does not seem to disappear and can persist for years. As it ages, it hold more water creating a puffy or full look that is often not very natural. If this is old hyaluronic acid filler, enzyming this ancient treatment will likely remove this old material and help restore the appearance of the lip.
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Answer: Looks like a Lip filler migration Lip filler migration refers to the movement of injected filler material from its original placement (could be years ago) to unintended areas. It can happen, and if you suspect migration or experience any concerns, it's essential to consult with the professional. Hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase.
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Answer: Looks like a Lip filler migration Lip filler migration refers to the movement of injected filler material from its original placement (could be years ago) to unintended areas. It can happen, and if you suspect migration or experience any concerns, it's essential to consult with the professional. Hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved with an enzyme called hyaluronidase.
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January 10, 2024
Answer: Filler Your filler is long gone, so this is your anatomy. No, you do not look like a duck. Your teeth, the usual cause, may be positioning your upper lip a little more forward.
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January 10, 2024
Answer: Filler Your filler is long gone, so this is your anatomy. No, you do not look like a duck. Your teeth, the usual cause, may be positioning your upper lip a little more forward.
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December 20, 2023
Answer: Lip Filler Thank you for your question. Two important point is to compare your current pictures to your before picture and also what type of filler has been used in the past (Juvederm can be associated with filler migration and also the technique and the amount of filler was used). It is hard to answer the question without examining your lip, but it seems you might have slight filler migration in the upper lip border. If Hyaluronic Acid base filler was used in the past, you can easily dissolve it with use of Hyaluronidase. Thank you.
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December 20, 2023
Answer: Lip Filler Thank you for your question. Two important point is to compare your current pictures to your before picture and also what type of filler has been used in the past (Juvederm can be associated with filler migration and also the technique and the amount of filler was used). It is hard to answer the question without examining your lip, but it seems you might have slight filler migration in the upper lip border. If Hyaluronic Acid base filler was used in the past, you can easily dissolve it with use of Hyaluronidase. Thank you.
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