I have a holiday planned for this Saturday and I would like to have my fillers dissolved before I leave. The only available appointment with my clinic is on Friday. The practitioner assured me that the swelling should subside by the time I go on holiday, but I am worried about going with swollen and bruised lips. How long does the swelling and bruising usually last after dissolving lip fillers?
It is important to recognize that the advice provided is absurd. Naturally, you will experience some physical effects from your service, and it usually takes several days for the trauma to settle down. The extent of this can vary, with some individuals experiencing minimal effects and others bruising more dramatically. It is advisable to plan accordingly and allow yourself the necessary time for recovery.
Swelling and bruising are common after lip injections and may take up to two weeks to fully resolve. To minimize these effects, it is recommended to avoid aspirin, vitamin E, fish oil supplements, and NSAIDs one week prior to treatment. Some patients find supplements like Bromelain and Arnica helpful. Keeping your head slightly elevated and using cold compresses after treatment can also help. You can ask your injector to apply ice prior to treatment as well.
Bruising is a common side effect after procedures involving a needle, but it is not guaranteed. To minimize the risk, you can apply cold compresses before and after the procedure and use anti-bruise creams that contain Arnica extracts, which are known to be effective. The amount of swelling experienced depends on the quantity of the dissolving agent used. If you are highly concerned about the swelling, your doctor may prescribe a short-term oral steroid medication. Otherwise, allowing the swelling to subside naturally is recommended.
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