4th time I've had my lips done & this time around I had my lips done a week ago and alot of blisters have come up from where the nurse had injected. I read somewhere that this could be caused by the product not being injected deep enough hence the product coming up to the surface. I want to know if this is the case because to them it is perfectly normal. They told me if next follow up its not gone they would dissolve it? Should I be compensated by someone not doing their job correctly?
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February 4, 2016
Answer: Lip injections - Always go to an expert Physician
Kyle Coleman, MDDermatologic Surgeon, Board Certified in Dermatology
This is likely swelling and not the actual filler but this can be reversed with hyaluronidase. If you are happy with your previous injector voice your unhappiness this time and continue to go with them. you may want to consider cannula injection in the future. Best, Dr.Emer.
I find that this lasts a little longer than the rest of the face. so 6-12 months would be the time to reinject. I suggest a small amount of botox to the nasalis muscle at the same time to help the filler stay longer. Best, Dr. Emer.
It is possible that the injections have triggered a cold sore. I would return to your treating physician for examination to confirm the diagnosis and best treatment. Best, Dr. Green
