Did I ruin my lip fillers? (Photo)

If this was an isolated incident, it is unlikely your filler is "ruined" or displaced. It is hard to tell from the photos you have provided. However, it normally takes consistent mistreatment of existing filler to cause significant filler movement and migration. It is most likely still healing from the incident.

You may want to try gentle massage to see if the bump will improve. If not you can visit your injector to have it dissolved. If you do nothing it will fade gradually as the product is metabolized.

It's understandable to be concerned about changes in your lip fillers, especially after experiencing trauma like bruising. Here are a few points to consider:

Displacement of Fillers: It's possible for fillers to shift slightly due to trauma, but significant displacement is uncommon, especially if the fillers were placed over a year ago and have had time to integrate with the surrounding tissue.

Lump Formation: The lump you're noticing might be due to residual filler, localized swelling, or scar tissue from the bruising. If it was present in older photos, it might not be a new issue.

Massage: Gentle massage can sometimes help smooth out minor irregularities. However, it's important to be cautious, as improper technique could exacerbate the issue. Before attempting to massage it yourself, it's best to consult with the practitioner who performed the procedure or another qualified professional for guidance.

Consultation: If the lump persists or you have concerns about the appearance or feel of your lips, consider scheduling a consultation with a board-certified dermatologist or plastic surgeon. They can provide a thorough evaluation and recommend appropriate treatment options if necessary.

Overall, while it’s likely nothing serious, getting a professional opinion can provide peace of mind and ensure your lips remain healthy and aesthetically pleasing.