recommendations to take care of your newly plucked lips.

• Control any bruises or edema. While the filler I employ usually results in very little edema, some swelling is expected. To lessen swelling and bruises, you can use Arnica Gel and gently apply ice to your lips.

• Skip any hot or humid activities for one to two days. Activities that increase blood flow to the lips, such as intense exercise, saunas, hot yoga, yard labor, swimming, or heavy lifting, can cause swelling, bruises, and soreness. If you exercise frequently, you may notice a faster dissolution of your fillers due to your higher metabolism.

• Use caution while applying pressure to your lips. After your procedure, the filler is pliable and soft right away. Steer clear of smoking, straw use, and too passionate kissing or face-moving. Your lips may change form as a result of these actions. Give the filler two to three weeks to fully integrate with the surrounding tissue.

• Try to get as much rest as you can on your back. Refrain from sleeping face down or on your side as this may cause the filler to move. For two weeks, stay away from facials, dental work, and face-down massages.

• If bruising develops, take Bromelain pills, drink fresh pineapple juice, use topical Arnica gel, and/or continue taking Arnica supplements to hasten the healing process.

• Makeup can be used to hide bruises. For instance, Dermablend (obtainable from Colorescience Corrector Palette or CVS at Macy’s. As advised by your doctor, make an appointment for your next session. You ought should look your finest in approximately a week! We want you to achieve an exceptional outcome. Should you have any inquiries or If you have any unanticipated questions, please contact the office.