22 Year Old Male 4mm SurgiSil PermaLip - Richardson, TX

It was not that I was unhappy with my lips before, but I knew they could look better. Reading through hundreds of reviews, the main sentence I always read went something like, "I waited and waited to do something I have always thought would make be happier with my body. Well I think, why wait until I am in my 30's or 40's when I can enjoy my new lips now in my early 20's and continue to enjoy them until I am 98?

The pain and bruising is very minimal thus far causing me to believe that I found a pretty amazing doctor. I have compared my pain, my incision sizes, and my bruising to other PermaLip patients and am finding that I have been far more fortunate. This could also have to do with the fact that I am in my early 20's and most patients were at least over 40.

Day 7 after the procedure finally comes. Not a single issue had arisen thus-far but waking up that morning I felt some abnormal pressure and light pain in my lower lip. I felt my inner lip with my tongue then ran to the mirror. I felt and could physically see that my lower implant had shifted drastically to the side of my lip. Using my finger and tongue it was obvious that one side of my lip was completely void of the implant and the other side now felt like it was crammed with double the amount of implant than should be present. I do not know exactly what to do? I am going to call Dr. Roberts and schedule his next available appointment. Does this mean that the wrong length was selected for my lip by the doctor? From what I have read, migrating implants occur when too small of length is selected. I will post back when I have an update from the doctor.