“Can lip fillers be dangerous?”
I am a 22 year old female who wants lip fillers. I have very thin looking lips. Can lip fillers be dangerous?
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Generally speaking, lip fillers carry very low risk, however, greater concern should be taken with regard to result. Fillers placed in the wrong location of the lips or too generously can leave a result that looks abnormal and unattractive.
Good luck.
Good luck.
Yes, lip fillers do have potential complications if not administered properly. Minimal side effects can be swelling, bruising, pain, and unevenness. Major complications can be allergic reaction, infection, hematoma, and possibly necrosis. Please seek out an experienced injector for your fillers in order to minimize any adverse affects.
Yes. Lip fillers are generally safe when done with hyaluronic acid or collagen.
Yep if they get into the labial artery
The right product based on your individual health and desired incomes would not be harmful. It is important you see a experienced injector like a board certified plastic surgeon.
Hi, and thanks for your question!
All fillers carry risks and some are more likely than others. Thankfully, when performed correctly by a board-certified physician, these risks are minimized. Lip fillers are frequently done for many patients without incident, but I would encourage you to fully discuss the procedure with your provider before moving forward.
Hope this helps!
Best,
Dr. C
All fillers carry risks and some are more likely than others. Thankfully, when performed correctly by a board-certified physician, these risks are minimized. Lip fillers are frequently done for many patients without incident, but I would encourage you to fully discuss the procedure with your provider before moving forward.
Hope this helps!
Best,
Dr. C
When performed by a qualified professional lip fillers can be an easy beautiful way to get the lip contour and volume you want! Depending on YOUR lips you might be a candidate for a lip lift which could then save you from years of injections!
Lip fillers are not generally dangerous if the correct filler is utilized and not overdone.
