Whether you’re a regular user of lip filler or considering getting the treatment in the future, you’ll most likely have heard about lip filler migration and the risk it can have on the appearance of your pout. Usually occurring in the area between the nose and mouth (known as the philtrum) lip filler migration occurs when filler extends beyond the edges of your lips, creating a permanently puckered up look. While it won’t have any harmful effects, you’ll want to avoid it to ensure your lips look as natural as possible.
While the unwanted side effect can happen to anyone (singer Jojo took to social media last year to talk about her filler migration troubles), knowing as much as you can about why it happens can help in lessening your chances of it occurring. So, with this in mind, we asked some of the biggest names in the aesthetics industry the most important questions surrounding lip filler migration including what causes it and what to do if you’ve found yourself with migrating lip filler. Keep scrolling for their expert advice…
