Bumps from Lip Fillers won't dissolve - what can I do? (photos)

There should be no adverse effects if you were to get lip filler. Consult with your physician to discuss what they recommend best. -Dr. Emer

A downturned smile or permanent frown can be improved with a combination approach, including neuromodulators (such as Botox, Dysport, and Jeuveau), injectable fillers, and radiofrequency skin tightening treatments such as Thermage or Venus Legacy. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with an...

Migrated lip filler can indeed take longer to dissolve than filler that has remained in its original placement. When lip filler migrates, especially due to an incident like trauma (in your case, being punched), it can move to areas with less natural movement, thus reducing the rate at which it...

There are no actual fast metabolizers of fillers ( Yes, I know you have read that this is an issue). Almost all of these issues with fillers that seem to quickly disappear are associated with runny fillers. Runny fillers are fillers with a low G prime. G prime is a measure of how these fillers...

So, it is often a misconception that filler “ migrates”. None of the hyaluronic acid fillers really move from the location they are initially placed. All hyaluronic acid fillers are “ hydrophilic”, meaning that water/moisture is attracted into the general area where they are placed and theref...

The commonest reason for a white appearance after filler injections is placement of the product too superficially ( ie too close to the skin’s surface), resulting in what is called a tyndall effect that is caused by the way light is reflected by the product. It can often take several repeat i...