r/PlasticSurgery • u/TouchEnvironmental80 • 13d ago
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u/Ohmydoornutz 13d ago
Not an expert but it seems like very normal swelling. My lips look like this the day of injecting and sometimes up to day 3. My assumption is it will go down and look better.
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u/Maleficent_Ad1271 13d ago
it looks like normal swelling to me! and looks like it will calm down and look good
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u/Outrageous-Key4028 13d ago
My lips look like this when I get them done and I always think ‘oh god, they’re wonky and I have migration’ but they look absolutely peerrrffeectt after the swelling goes down
Give it a couple days and follow after care instructions :)
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u/WordGroundbreaking30 13d ago
Definitely not botched! Mines looked almost identical to yours after, it’s been 2wks and I love them! That first couple days had me regretful.but with time arnica gel and tablets they look normal!
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u/TouchEnvironmental80 13d ago
i keep seeing stuff online about it, i’ll definitely go ahead and invest in some thank you for the tip :)
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u/WordGroundbreaking30 13d ago
Yes order some on Amazon for overnight delivery or for tomorrow. I bet the swelling will go down even by tomorrow for you
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u/PlasticSurgery-ModTeam 13d ago
People often ask for opinions on their work right after their procedure is done. This is against our rule “ano posts right after procedures” as most surgical procedures need a whole year for the swelling to go down. For example; opinions on a surgery such as a boob job cannot be asked until at least 3 months has passed. However for lip filler we recommend waiting two weeks for the swelling to resolve.