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I would advise waiting until after your pregnancy to obtain a lip augmentation with fillers. Technique is key when it comes to lip injections, so you'll want to see someone meticulous. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a facial sculpting expert. Best, Dr. Emer
Thank you for your question. Unfortunately, you should not have lip filler while you are pregnant, or nursing.
Thank you for your question.I would not recommend getting injections during pregnancy. It is unlikely it would cause any problems, but why take the risk.
Thank you for sharing your excellent question. Falling into the “better safe than sorry” scenario, pregnant women should not be injected. Hope this helps.
Thank you for your question, it is not recommended to receive dermal fillers while pregnant or nursing. Best of luck!
Hello,We do not recommend getting any type of fillers during pregnancy or breastfeeding.Cheers,
I do not recommend Botox or filler treatment during pregnancy. I hope this helps. Congratulations on the pregnancy!
Hi this is a very common question patients ask. Unfortunately, you should not have any type of injections including Botox and Fillers while pregnant or during breast feeding. There are no studies on the effects of injectables on pregnancy and since this is an elective treatment it is best to skip treatments during that time. Hope this information answers your question!
Thank you for your question. It would not be recommended to receive fillers while you are pregnant. Unfortunately, there is no actual study of the possible outcomes but it would be advised to avoid this for the time being. Best of luck!
they are probably safe.The incidence of birth defects is about 3% and the incidence of misacarriage is about 20%. If one of those things happen one doesn’t know if it was from a lip filler or something else. I wouldn’t inject a pregnant woman for liability reasons.
Indeed having more plump lips and/or cheeks (e.g. with fillers) will better balance the face such that the chin appears to be smaller (or rather better proportioned).
If you are concerned about whether you have experienced a complication from lip injections, your provider should be providing this reassurance. Your lips look unnaturally swollen but the blood supply does not appear to have been compromised.
Thank you for your question. Swelling post lip augmentation is quite common. This swelling can last sometimes up to 10 days so please do not be concerned. I recommend cool packs for my patients and arnica montana sometimes as I can see a bruise on your upper lip. The swelling should subside in...