
In recent years, an increasing number of people are seeking correction of older aesthetic lip procedures where permanent fillers, such as liquid silicone, paraffin, or other materials, were used. While these materials may have initially provided the desired volume, over time they can lead to deformities, asymmetry, inflammation, or even permanent tissue damage.
The surgical removal of permanent filler material from the lips is a specialized and precise procedure aimed at restoring the natural structure and texture of the lips, as well as improving their aesthetics and functionality.
This procedure is advised in cases of:
The procedure is done under local anesthesia and involves:
The duration varies depending on the type and extent of the material but usually lasts 1–1.5 hours.
✔ Same-day discharge
✔ Mild swelling or sensitivity for 5–10 days
✔ Avoid hot foods and
excessive talking for the first few days
✔ Absorbable stitches – no removal required
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Final results become evident within 4–6 weeks
Yes. Once the area has fully healed and tissues have recovered (usually after 2–3 months), additional treatments can be performed, such as:
Removing permanent fillers from the lips requires a deep understanding of facial anatomy and extensive surgical expertise. A specialized facial plastic surgeon will carefully assess each case and recommend customized solutions, prioritizing natural results and safety.


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