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Dear Abbie1991,You should be fine to receive lip injections but always check with your injector. Make sure your injector is experienced and reputable. Good luck,Nirmal R. Nathan, M.D. Certified, American Board of Plastic Surgery Member, American Society of Plastic Surgeons
Getting lip fillers after 3 weeks should be fine if you are completely healed or recovered. Ask your doctor for a full assessment.
Hi, thank you for your question. It should be okay to get lip filler injections 3 weeks after wisdom teeth removal, as long as you are fully healed. You should let your injector know about the surgery you had and let him or her judge by your level of healing if it's a good timing to get your injections. Best of luck!
3 weeks after extraction of your wisdom teeth is an ample amount of time to wait before lip injections, as long as everything is healing well from your extractions (no infection or residual swelling). I would make sure your injector is aware you recently had your wisdom teeth pulled prior to your filler treatment.
Having lip or other fillers 3 weeks after wisdom teeth removal will be fine, presuming everything is healing well and there is no infection.
Thank you for the question. Yes, it should be fine to receive lip filler 3 weeks after wisdom tooth removal. Wish you the best in health,LOVA - Lake Oswego Vein and AestheticBoard certified by American College of Surgeon
Hello. Thank you for your question. As long as your lips aren't swollen from your surgery you should not have a problem getting injections.
As long as you have no issues after your dental treatment, if there is no pain and no signs of infection, then you're clear to have your fillers. Good luck from New York City
Yes, a syringe of Restylane can be used to treat different areas for the same patient. Your injector can help you determine the recommended amount for each area based on a physical assessment. Always see an experienced injector.
Restylane may last up to 9 months. How long before its effect goes away depends on a lot of factors. Please contact a qualified provider or a board-certified physician with extensive experience in these procedures.
If you've hard it done before with Restylane then it's most likely not an allergic reaction. However, it could be a compromised or blocked artery that's not totally blocked but just acts up periodically. I've seen this too many times to count. You need to see an injector who knows a lot about...