Lip Filler

In the first 2–3 days following the procedure, swelling may increase and minor bruising or temporary asymmetry may occur. By day 7, most of the swelling had begun to subside. A follow-up appointment was scheduled around the second week. At this visit, any asymmetries or volume deficiencies were corrected with additional fillers.

For the first 24 h, pressure on the lips was avoided. Refrain from consuming hot food and beverages. Additionally, intense physical activity, saunas, and other heat sources for several days prevented increased swelling or bruising.

No, the fillers used in clinical practice are not permanent. The average duration of the effect varied between 6 and 12 months, depending on the patient’s metabolism and the specific filler used.

Yes. If the patient is not satisfied with the results, the filler can be safely dissolved using the enzyme hyaluronidase, which breaks down the hyaluronic acid-based product.

Each lip filler syringe typically contains 1 cc of product, which is approximately the volume of a teaspoon. However, in most initial treatments, the full amount was not used simultaneously. A portion may have been reserved for touch-up during the follow-up session. If the patient desires more volume later, a second syringe can be used under the appropriate conditions and timing.