LIPS FILLER
Why use lip fillers?
Ageing naturally causes your lips to become thinner and lose
definition. Where you’re likely to notice it most is around ‘Cupid’s
Bow’ – the V-shaped area of your upper lip. You may have used make-up to
disguise things, but it can bleed down the vertical wrinkles and
actually highlight the problem.
How does it work?
The lip filler used is specifically designed to restore natural fullness and create beautifully shaped lips.
4. You will see the results almost immediately.
Your lips will be a little swollen at first, but you'll see the effects
of the fillers pretty quickly. Give your lips 24 hours to settle and
the swelling to calm. Then you'll be seeing your filled-out lips as they
will be for the next few months.
5. If done correctly, lips with injections don't feel any different than real lips. Not even when you're kissing.
6. At the beginning of the procedure, it feels like a pinch and then it stings as the filler is being injected. Afterward, the doctor will massage your lips a little, ice them for 10 minutes, and then let you go about your day.
7. You can choose to have your lips numbed beforehand with a dental nerve block or a topical anesthetic. The
doctor can numb the area around your lips with an injection into your
gums (just like a dentist would before a dental procedure), or you can
opt for a numbing cream.
8. There's practically zero downtime.
The procedure takes about 15 to 20 minutes total, and the numbing will
start to wear off after about 15 minutes. You can go about your daily
life afterward but shouldn't make any big plans (like a wedding or an
important event) for at least three days in case you bruise.
9. You shouldn't exercise the day of the procedure. You especially should avoid activities that increase blood flow to your face, like getting a massage or a facial.
10. You don't have to go all out. You can choose which areas of your lips you'd like the focus to be. Whether
you want to do both lips, just the bottom lip, or the middle of the top
lip, you can plump wherever you and your doctor decide will best
complement the rest of your facial features.
11.
To get your lips injected, you should only see a professional, such as a
dermatologist, plastic surgeon . To avoid a botched job, you'll want to go to an expert who is highly experienced in this specific procedure.
12.
Ten days prior to your procedure, avoid painkillers,
fish oil, and Vitamin E, which tend to thin the blood. Thinner blood will make the area more prone to bruising and bleeding.
13. Some slight bruising and bleeding at the site of injection is normal and expected. The bruises should fade after five to seven days. Your doctor could also use a laser to dissolve a blood clot if necessary.
14. Don't expect to get Angelina Jolie's lips.
You can bring in inspiration photos, but ultimately, you and your
doctor should decide what look is best for your face. You should also
expect to increase the size gradually over time — not all at once — for
the most natural results
15. The bumps and lumps in the lips you see sometimes are the result of the filler being too close to the surface. It usually goes away and can be corrected, but it ain't cute.
16. Anyone who has a history of cold sores should take prevention medication two days before the procedure. Injections could trigger a cold sore.
17. If you eventually decide to stop getting injections, your lips will return to their original state. Contrary
to what you might think, your lips will not turn into saggy, wrinkly
skin bags. However, the HA that was injected into your lips has been
proven to jump-start more HA production at the site of the injection, so
your lips could naturally remain a bit larger, thanks to the previous
injections.
CONTACT
DR SURAYA SKINCARE
TEL:+60149898802
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