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Juvederm Lip Fillers and Tear Trough Fillers - Atlanta, GA
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One more pic
KoverdoseSeptember 20, 2014
WORTH IT$450
The numbing is starting to wear off. Of course, I'm still experiencing chapped lips, which I'll take any day over bruising or cold sores. I'm attaching one more final picture, now that I can finally close my mouth. The transition from the vermillion border to the body looks a lot better now. I get the actual pouty look I have been wanting all these years, without having to over line my lips, and without as much effort.
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UPDATED FROM Koverdose
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So, I went back for more on Day 5. lol. Different clinic. Full Dental Block.
KoverdoseSeptember 20, 2014
So, I ended up going to a weekend Walk-In Botox and Fillers place. I ended up paying $400 altogether for a little bit of Belotero in my right tear trough hollows and half a syringe of Juvederm Ultra in the actual lip towards the sides, as well as bottom sides. I had an older male doctor this time, and I think I might actually go back in the future. I liked what he did with my lips, and he was very personable and funny. Since this clinic does use topical numbing agent, the doctor gave me a full dental block in the inside of my mouth. I think it was a total of 6 shots, which feel like the kind they give you when you get cavities filled. It completed numbed my lip, teeth, and entire mouth. I did not feel a thing. I probably will try the injections without it next time because I don't like the constant drooling feeling. I also can't close my lip all the way since I'm so numb; hence, my mouth is open in that picture. [I'm not perusing at all; I simply cannot close my mouth.] lol
The doctor did say my lips may look uneven right now, due to the numbing. He recommended not drinking out of straws for next few days and to not be afraid to massage the product. I hope this numbing wears off soon because I can't really annunciate words right now. I'm nervous about bruising, but I don't think I will since I didn't bruise on Monday when I had some injected on the borders, and filler under my left eye.
The doctor did say my lips may look uneven right now, due to the numbing. He recommended not drinking out of straws for next few days and to not be afraid to massage the product. I hope this numbing wears off soon because I can't really annunciate words right now. I'm nervous about bruising, but I don't think I will since I didn't bruise on Monday when I had some injected on the borders, and filler under my left eye.
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February 3, 2017
What is the walk up place call? I need my eyes done asap
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2 days post
Day 3 Results
KoverdoseSeptember 17, 2014
Everything looks pretty good still. I think most of the swelling has gone down, if I even swelled at all. The top border is still pronounced, which is what I want, and why I initially wanted the injections. The top left corner, where I was injected has a slight pin sized bump. You can hardly see it. I don't think it's a cold sore, probably just a healing injection site. It doesn't hurt at all. The only side effect I got after injection was slightly chapped lips on day 2 and day 3.
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September 17, 2014
Ohhh let us know what happens with that bump- I hope it isn't a cold sore! I know that people who get cold sores often get one after lip injections, but like you said it might just be the product settling. You have gorgeous full lips to begin with- I can't wait to see how they look over the next few days :)
September 17, 2014
Thanks Jill! My doctor said some people can get them afterwards. I don't have a history of cold sores, but she sent a RX for it, so I can fill just in case I do get one. Will post new pictures if there are any significant changes soon. :)
September 18, 2014
They feel tingly when they first start to develop and then you start to get a wet/oozy eruption. So hopefully you aren't feeling the tingles!
September 20, 2014
I love your lips and you only had the border done,why not in the lip? Is there a difference in the way it looks?
September 20, 2014
Thank you, Bella Besos. I actually did want filler in the actual lip. My first time, my injector put a little in the border... Like only .3 CCs. I came back a week later, and she injected the rest in the border. Now that it's day 5, I still think I want some in the actual lip. I think she was just being conservative and thought I didn't need any. I am going to book another appointment before Dec, when the syringe expires to have the rest out in the lip
September 20, 2014
Thank you for sharing. I want to do mine in October or Dec but i DO NOT want the duck bill
look. I may use 1 syringe but put some n my nasolabial folds and then in lips.
I want to be conservative for the first time. Does it last 6 months?
September 20, 2014
I got mine re-done today. You get the ducky look when the vermillion border gets filled too much, I believe. I also notice it when not enough is filled in the top lip, and all of it goes in the border. The older lady receptionist at the clinic I want to was mad ducky. lol Most injectors will be conservative in the lips; they probably would only use half a syringe, depending on what's going on. I had to go back three times to convince my injector to add more, to achieve the look I wanted. I asked the doctor today how long it lasts-- he said 6 months, but it depends on how fast your body metabolize, life style, stress, etc. Some people say 6 months, some are +/- 1-2 month. I have a high metabolism already, and I work in a high stress environment, with long hours, so mine probably won't last as long as others.
September 21, 2014
Mad ducky,lol! How are you feeling after your redo?
If it looks good i want to last forever,NOT gonna happen,if it looks fake,i want it gone asap.
September 21, 2014
They feel a little tender since my re-do today, but I'm not in any pain. My right top lip is a little swollen, so I'll probably ice it before I go to bed. The great thing about filler is they can inject an enzyme called hylauronidase, and it will dissolve the filler right away. The bad thing though, according to my MD who injected me, is that you can't have the enzyme dissolve certain parts that are more uneven or appear more swollen that others. So, you have to make sure you totally hate it, otherwise, it's a waste of money. I can see why most injectors are conservative and encourage coming back for re-fills than injecting too much. Also, don't worry about being ducky-- that only happens if your top lip is significantly bigger than your bottom. Naturally, no one looks like that... unless someone has a significant Homer Simpson-like over bite or something. lol
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