I'm 18 but it's really important that my parents don't know I'm getting lip injections. I will be away from them for about 24 hours after the injections. I'm wondering if 24 hours is typically when a majority of the swelling and bruising goes down? I'm only getting a 1/2 syringe too so it's not like I'm getting a lot. I'm also wondering if it would be helpful for me for reducing the chances of bruising by getting even less then my half syringe and going back another time later to get the rest.
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October 4, 2016
Answer: Consult with an experienced lip injector, for the best results.
Even in the best hands and best procedure protocols in place , there is always a risk of infection.Although we do not have studies to prove it , there is a general consensus that any current ilness and/ or infection can increase this risk . My advice would be to wait
The medicines you're taking ( Ranitidine, Loratadine and the inhaler) have no effect on the lip injection procedure. The medicines to avoid are those that increase the risk of bleeding and bruising. These include Aspirin, Aspirin-containing products (such a Anacin, Excedrin and Alka...
Hello! If you are a minor you should NOT do it without your parents consent (nor can you, legally). Any injectable has the potential to cause bruising and swelling. Be honest with them and respect their decisions, if you are a minor they have legal authority over medical decisions for you. Good ...
