If you're not happy with the results of your lip injections or want to go back to your original look, we can easily reverse the effects of lip injections. Products containing hyaluronic acid can be partially or completely broken down by an enzyme called hyaluronidase. The skin of the mouth and lips will return to its natural state without sagging or stretching. This change will happen gradually; you won't wake up one day and find that you've suddenly lost volume. As the filler fades, your lips may appear somewhat aged as the normal aging process continues.
I'm not sure if I'll keep getting lip fillers, although anyone who wants to maintain their fuller pout will have to get them done again. For example, very active people who exercise regularly tend to metabolize filler more quickly. There is no downtime after getting lip fillers. The swelling around the injection sites will disappear and you will start to see great results after a few days, with maximum results after 14 days. The pain level will vary from person to person, but to put it bluntly, lips are sensitive and without anesthesia, lip injections will feel like a very sharp pinch.
While lip fillers have become synonymous with increasing volume (Kylie Jenner style), they have many other benefits. My lower lip is naturally fuller than my upper lip (which has a fairly defined shape), and I always thought it would be nice to add some volume to the top to even things out. Lip augmentation was first introduced to the world at the turn of the century, when doctors experimented with paraffin as a way to fill the lips. The amount of lip filler can be controlled, so the results are more precise compared to implants. Unfortunately, some people are hesitant about getting lip fillers because they have questions about treatment.
The type of filler chosen depends entirely on what your goal is for the treatment, whether it's balancing the shape of your lips or adding volume or structure. Wheeler explained that since my lips are on the thinner side of the spectrum, it wouldn't be natural to inject a large amount of filler into them, especially in one visit. Small bumps can be a common side effect after getting lip fillers and are not an immediate cause for concern. Since lip fillers are made from natural enzymes, the body breaks them down over time.
