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1 month post op
Here is my 1 month post -op update. The scar is still a bit dark, but it's not that bad. I'm going to post pics of how it looks when I cover it up with foundation.
I'm pretty happy, again it's very natural. With my features, I'm not a candidate for big blown up lips.
I'm pretty happy, again it's very natural. With my features, I'm not a candidate for big blown up lips.
13 days post-op
I haven't worn make up to cover it up :) The scar has felt tight today since I woke up. I have been sleeping with polysporin ointment on it and Vaseline or Aquaphor during the day. I'm optimistic about the healing, just have to be patient... all of my other scars have healed quite well in the past.
Sat. Night
So I spent a decent amount of time applying foundation with a small fine bristle brush to the scar. I'm not sure if that was ill-advised, but I did it anyway... went out, and had a great time.
As you can see, it's not flawless and perfect but that was the best I could do, and no one noticed or said anything.
My scar is a horizontal line that's indented... I guess that means it hasn't fully finished healing yet. I hope the indent goes away eventually and becomes flush with my skin... it's like a horizontal creviced line. It was challenging to cover up with foundation, as I had to apply a lot to fill the crevice in order for it to not look noticeable.
Anyway, I'm alternating Aquaphor, Vaseline, and Polysporin ointment and cream on the scar.
I included some shots of my mediocre makeup job on my scar. Even though it wasn't perfect, it was dark out and it felt so good to be able to get dressed up and put makeup on again.
As you can see, it's not flawless and perfect but that was the best I could do, and no one noticed or said anything.
My scar is a horizontal line that's indented... I guess that means it hasn't fully finished healing yet. I hope the indent goes away eventually and becomes flush with my skin... it's like a horizontal creviced line. It was challenging to cover up with foundation, as I had to apply a lot to fill the crevice in order for it to not look noticeable.
Anyway, I'm alternating Aquaphor, Vaseline, and Polysporin ointment and cream on the scar.
I included some shots of my mediocre makeup job on my scar. Even though it wasn't perfect, it was dark out and it felt so good to be able to get dressed up and put makeup on again.
Provider Review
He's personable, courteous, understanding, sweet, and knows what he's doing. Very professional.