What are the risks of lip augmentation?
Lip augmentation is a process by which you can give your lips better shape and make it more attractive. It can be done by Restylane, Juvederm or by using lips plumper. The first two methods include injections and may result into side effects like bruizing oe swelling. It may even get a shape that you didn’t expect and you would have to stay with it till its effect is gone. However, using lip plumpers has an advantage that it does not bruize or have a side effect. Also, it has a short term effect as compared to restylane and juvederm, which allows you to change/continue with your decision.
Lip augmentation is a process by which you can give your lips better shape and make it more attractive. It can be done by Restylane, Juvederm or by using lips plumper. The first two methods include injections and may result into side effects like bruizing oe swelling. It may even get a shape that you didn’t expect and you would have to stay with it till its effect is gone. However, using lip plumpers has an advantage that it does not bruize or have a side effect. Also, it has a short term effect as compared to restylane and juvederm, which allows you to change/continue with your decision.
There are not too many risks associated with lip augmentation in comparison to other elective procedures, but there are enough to pay attention and have concern. It typically depends on the chosen implant or filler. Let’s start with Gore-Tex… There can be infection and irritation if the ends of the implant are too long for the cavity or not rounded, if needed. The good thing is that it is reversible and can be readily removed. UltraSoft is more hollow and has thinner walls than its predecessor, Softform, allowing your own tissues to grow into the implant like the others but resulting in a softer feel. If an infection arises, this may make it a little more difficult to remove. Dermalogen, AlloDerm, and other forms of tissue-grafts or derivatives supposedly are absorbed within your body with no after-effects. New injectable fillers, that may be approved for the U.S. like Restylane, and Hylaform supposedly have no side effects. Artecoll is yet another, as is a hopeful Argiform hydrophil
