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Had Hyalase 3 times for lip filler lumps - can they be permanent?

Meriam.AlentabeMar 25, 2023
I have made filler in my lips a year ago. I got many lumps after that filler appointment. I went back to the clinic and put hyalase. Some of the lumps went away. After months I discovered 3 lumps in my upper lip that is located deep in the lip. I went and got full hyalase in them. But they didn’t go away. I have put hyalase in them 3 times but ye the are still there and still the same size. What can I do? Can fillers lumps stay parmanent? I’m starting overthinking that they may be some tumor

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Randal Haworth, MD, FACS

Hello ! It's true that overusing/overfilling lip filler can lead to permanent stretching of the lip skin. However, it is possible to address this issue through surgical intervention, which involves removing any excess skin from the lips. I hope this helps, Best of luck !

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Hello ! I would advise you to wait until you are completely healed from the liplift and there is no more residual swelling. Consult with your original plastic surgeon. Best of luck, Randal Haworth

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