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Yes, you should be able to have general anesthesia 72 hours after lip fillers. Keep in mind, it can take up to 2 weeks for final results with lip fillers. Hope this helps.
Typically before surgery the anesthesiologist will talk with you about your surgical history. Let your surgeon and anesthesiologist know about your recent aesthetic injectable and all of the medicine you're one no matter how insignificant it may seem. Ideally you would wait until after the surgery to have your injectables but I don't think it will interfere with your procedure because the substance stays within a localized area.
You shouldn't have any issues with general anesthesia after having had your lip augmentation. But I would tell the anesthesiologist that your lips May swell during or immediately after the procedure as it's still very early since your lip augmentation was performed. Good luck from New York City
The only issue I see is the tube in your mouth might "mush" the filler out of place if the tube is in there long.It's probably ok but just let the anesthetist know where you prefer the tube to be.
This area can certainly still be some swelling, but could also be a larger deposit of product (Juvaderm) that needs to be addressed. Depending on your exam, massage may help, or you may need an enzyme to dissolve some of the product. This can only be determined with time and by an in-person e...
Juvederm Ultra Plus is the best type of filler to get that "Kylie Jenner" look. I would recommend one more syringe to complete the desired effect. Please consult an expert in lip injections for the best cosmetic results.
If your photographs are in the correct order, it doesn't look like anything was done because I do not see any improvement. I would recommend that in the future you see a plastic surgeon like myself for lip augmentation and proper use of the product and technique. Good luck from New York City
