I realize that it could just be because one side of my face is larger than the other or because of an uneven jaw etc but I was hoping to get a better idea of the kind of specialized doctor I should see. Things to keep in mind: -I have a deep overbite -I have never had braces -I lost one of my canines and have a fake tooth that has replaced it -A year ago I had fillers injected into my cheeks and Botox placed on the sides of my jaw to even them out. This still did not help my lips or nose. Thanks!
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The skin of the lips is very thin, which is why bruising is common after any procedures done here. Permanent cosmetics are shallow, but repeated injury to the area. Bruising is very common with this. If you have concerns, see the person who performed your lip treatment. "This answer has...
You are better off never going to a tanning bed. Whether you have had lip injections are not, the risks of exposure to UV light at a tanning bed far outweighs any perceived benefit.
Your question is actually an excellent question. The patient pays for a full syringe of product and then notices that there is an asymmetry. Who is to cover the cost of this asymmetry? In an ideal world, these and all other questions would be resolved prior to the injection...
