Had above my lip disolved (was recommended) and noticed in some lights you could see wrinkles in the skin. Didn't like it as I'm 30 and want to look youthful. Got more filler to help but the filler ended up looking really bad I got two more opinions both said it need to be dissolved again (he did the to lines above the lip which didn't work for my shape) again disolving now all my lips top and bottom plus above** it took 4 hits to get most of it out. How can I restore my skin Help?
Answer: Lip wrinkle If you developed the wrinkle after you had hyaluronic acid fillers dissolved, I would first try injected of a small amount of neuromodulator to see if that will improve it. If not, then I would inject a small amount of a soft hyaluronic acid filler to improve the appearance. Hope this helps!
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Answer: Lip wrinkle If you developed the wrinkle after you had hyaluronic acid fillers dissolved, I would first try injected of a small amount of neuromodulator to see if that will improve it. If not, then I would inject a small amount of a soft hyaluronic acid filler to improve the appearance. Hope this helps!
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October 3, 2019
Answer: Hyaluronidase Hello. Thanks for the photos and questions. It seems that you have two different situations. Skin wrinkles upper your lips, and disagreement with the results of fillers on your lips. Maybe you'll need to wait a few weeks to complete the recovery from dissolving fillers. Then, you can use Botox for wrinkles and a small amount of filler for your upper lips. Please do not change your mind so frequently. Ask a board-certified doctor to be sure that the treatment is more suitable for you. Best luck.
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October 3, 2019
Answer: Hyaluronidase Hello. Thanks for the photos and questions. It seems that you have two different situations. Skin wrinkles upper your lips, and disagreement with the results of fillers on your lips. Maybe you'll need to wait a few weeks to complete the recovery from dissolving fillers. Then, you can use Botox for wrinkles and a small amount of filler for your upper lips. Please do not change your mind so frequently. Ask a board-certified doctor to be sure that the treatment is more suitable for you. Best luck.
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September 24, 2019
Answer: Hyaluronidase for above lips and lips has left me with wrinkles. Treatment options? (photos) Thank you for sharing your excellent question. I would recommend dissolving any remaining filler product present in your lip and then wait at least 6-8 weeks after to pursue any additional treatment or product placement. Hope this helps.
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September 24, 2019
Answer: Hyaluronidase for above lips and lips has left me with wrinkles. Treatment options? (photos) Thank you for sharing your excellent question. I would recommend dissolving any remaining filler product present in your lip and then wait at least 6-8 weeks after to pursue any additional treatment or product placement. Hope this helps.
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September 24, 2019
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September 24, 2019
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September 24, 2019
Answer: Hyaluronidase to lips Hello,Thank you for your photos and question. I am little confused as to how many times you have had your lips filled and dissolved. You can speak to an experienced injector and determine a treatment plan such as Microneedling or injecting PRF and even doing PDO threads to soften the lines on the top of your lip. Neuromodulators might even soften the lines a little. Make sure you get several options before re-injecting and/or having the filler dissolved again. Sincerely,Chase Lay, MD
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September 24, 2019
Answer: Hyaluronidase to lips Hello,Thank you for your photos and question. I am little confused as to how many times you have had your lips filled and dissolved. You can speak to an experienced injector and determine a treatment plan such as Microneedling or injecting PRF and even doing PDO threads to soften the lines on the top of your lip. Neuromodulators might even soften the lines a little. Make sure you get several options before re-injecting and/or having the filler dissolved again. Sincerely,Chase Lay, MD
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