Is there different ways to describe how you want your lips to look if I'm getting fillers?

Thank you for the question.  My bias is not to have permanent objects, (silicone, etc) in the face in general and the lips in particular.  Your face will change over time, and typically what you put in may have to be removed.  We have taken many implantable devices out of lips.  Some will do a n...

Filling your lips every month seems excessive, as most hyaluronic fillers will last considerably longer than that. I suspect that the fullness you experience is from a mild swelling and from  the filler causing a mild inflammation by drawing in  water to the treated area. I would...

Thank you for your question and the photo.  Yes, I agree. Your depressor anguli oris is weak on the affected side.  Did you have previous oral or head and neck surgery or some other type of trauma?Yes, small doses of Botox Cosmetic on the opposite side can give some improvement.See two...

Thank you for your question. It is always recommend starting with smaller amount of filler. This is because you do not want to over fill your lips and then have to dissolve it and start over again. You can always add more filler if you want additional volume. I recommend having a consultation...

Usually, total lower lip reconstruction involves multiple stages to close the defect and then optimize the function of the lip. It is impossible to give even general recommendations without seeing photos of the condition of your lower lip. Reconstruction of large lip defects is very challenging...

It is definitely not unusual to have swelling 4 days post injections! We always tell our patients to wait 2 weeks for lips to fully settle and heal. Swelling can last a while. If it continues after 2 weeks, make an appointment to see your injector for a follow-up. Good luck!