So I recently got my lips filled it’s been about 4 days and I’ve realized that the upper right side of my lip is more bigger than my left and my low lip left side is bigger than the right is that completely normal ? Also when I talk it sometimes feels like my lower lip is numb is that also normal
September 28, 2017
Answer: Asymmetry post-injection in the lips You should wait a full two weeks post-injection before evaluating asymmetry in your lips. Swelling may present asymmetrically. If you are still unhappy with the shape after two weeks, you certainly can have more product injected to correct the asymmetry. Alternatively, you can also have the filler dissolved. If these concerns persist after two weeks, I would definitely schedule an appointment with your provider to discuss your options. Good luck!
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September 28, 2017
Answer: Asymmetry post-injection in the lips You should wait a full two weeks post-injection before evaluating asymmetry in your lips. Swelling may present asymmetrically. If you are still unhappy with the shape after two weeks, you certainly can have more product injected to correct the asymmetry. Alternatively, you can also have the filler dissolved. If these concerns persist after two weeks, I would definitely schedule an appointment with your provider to discuss your options. Good luck!
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September 28, 2017
Answer: Asymmetric lips after filler You do not show any photos but the most likely cause of your asymmetry and numbness is due to swelling. Swelling is not unusual after injection of the lips. This should continue to improve. I will have my patients come back at 2 weeks to re-evaluate and "touch up" as needed. You should contact your provider if you have any concerns.
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September 28, 2017
Answer: Asymmetric lips after filler You do not show any photos but the most likely cause of your asymmetry and numbness is due to swelling. Swelling is not unusual after injection of the lips. This should continue to improve. I will have my patients come back at 2 weeks to re-evaluate and "touch up" as needed. You should contact your provider if you have any concerns.
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