I recently went to a new doctor for restylane in my lips. I had only done juvederm in the past. I hadn't had any fillers in my lips for over a year so was just looking for a fill up. To my surprise the doctor put no filler in my lip but in my face instead, she added it below my lips and then added the rest right under my nose and above upper lip in the middle.She claims that would lift my upper lip but all it has done is make my mouth look almost monkey like and added length between nose &mouth
Answer: Filler ad lips If you had filler injection within the last several days than part of the changes are related to swelling.If the photos are taken past that time, I agree with you that the results are questionable. If your initial intention was to have a natural looking lips than the lips on these photos are distorted. Never assume your doctor's aesthetic perception is any better than yours! Frequently, this is not the case. Injecting lips requires several conditions to make them natural, proportional, and beautiful for your particular face. Replacing volume is only a small part of the procedure. Remain natural and ask to maintain it. Always start with a small dose/volume; if needed, you ma have more later on. If you are not satisfied and perceive your results to be un-natural than you will know it's not a filler's fault. Your best bet is to find a Plastic Surgeon through the word of mouth. Good luck!
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Answer: Filler ad lips If you had filler injection within the last several days than part of the changes are related to swelling.If the photos are taken past that time, I agree with you that the results are questionable. If your initial intention was to have a natural looking lips than the lips on these photos are distorted. Never assume your doctor's aesthetic perception is any better than yours! Frequently, this is not the case. Injecting lips requires several conditions to make them natural, proportional, and beautiful for your particular face. Replacing volume is only a small part of the procedure. Remain natural and ask to maintain it. Always start with a small dose/volume; if needed, you ma have more later on. If you are not satisfied and perceive your results to be un-natural than you will know it's not a filler's fault. Your best bet is to find a Plastic Surgeon through the word of mouth. Good luck!
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November 15, 2017
Answer: Lip augmentation What the patient perceives as being done may be exactly the opposite of what the physician is doing. You have to give your lips a chance to settle down and that may take a couple of weeks. If you're not happy with the results, then I would most definitely speak to your treating physician. Good luck from New York City
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November 15, 2017
Answer: Lip augmentation What the patient perceives as being done may be exactly the opposite of what the physician is doing. You have to give your lips a chance to settle down and that may take a couple of weeks. If you're not happy with the results, then I would most definitely speak to your treating physician. Good luck from New York City
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