Would anesthesia from an unrelated procedure cause issues with filler?

Thank you for your question and for providing a photo. Filler migration is a common concern among patients. Typically, hyaluronic acid fillers, which are commonly used for lip augmentation, can gradually dissolve over time as the body metabolizes them. This process can take several months to a...

It's possible that excessive massaging of the lips after filler injections could contribute to filler migration, especially within the first few days post-procedure when the filler is still malleable. However, after six months, the filler should have integrated into the tissue, and migration is...

This might consider the following treatment plan for the patient: 1. Observation: If the lumps are not causing severe discomfort or affecting the patient's quality of life, they might be observed for a while. Some lumps caused by dermal fillers can disappear on their own over time. 2. Massage:...

Hello Awesome71664, thank you for your question. From the photos provided, and assuming your filler was placed at least 1 month ago, it appears as though too much filler was placed in the middle (medial) part of the lip compared to the sides (lateral). I agree that one side appears to be emptier...

Hi! Flying after getting lip filler is perfectly safe. Nothing will happen to the product nor your lips from flying. If you'd like, take Arnica before and after your appointment to help with bruising and swelling so it is decreased before your flight.

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...