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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about New Year Special Lip Filler.
Results typically last six to twelve months depending on the filler type, metabolism, and amount used. Many clients schedule touch-ups around six months to maintain volume; your provider will recommend a personalized maintenance plan based on observed longevity.
Most clients experience minimal discomfort. We apply topical numbing and often use fillers containing lidocaine to minimize pain. The procedure is quick, and any soreness usually subsides within a day or two with simple aftercare measures.
Expect mild swelling, bruising, and tenderness for several days; most swelling reduces within one week. Avoid intense exercise, heat exposure, and kissing for 24 to 48 hours. Final results emerge as the filler settles over one to two weeks.
Common side effects include temporary swelling, bruising, redness, and tenderness. Rare risks include infection, allergic reaction, or vascular occlusion. Choosing a qualified injector and following aftercare instructions greatly reduces complication risk.
Yes, every treatment is customized. During consultation we discuss your aesthetic goals, preferred shape, and volume; injectors recommend a conservative approach initially, with options for additional enhancement to achieve symmetry and proportion.
Good candidates are healthy adults with realistic expectations seeking natural enhancement. Those pregnant, breastfeeding, or with active oral infections should postpone. A consultation reviews medical history, medications, and any contraindications before treatment.