A quick look at TikTok can convince you that everyone is doing filler, but they are also experiencing their migration.
For those who don't know, filler migration is the process of the filler moving to areas other than where it was injected. Displacement occurs on the lips, chin and face. In areas where the substance migrates, the skin appears swollen and bumpy.
The good news is that it happens very rarely.
Studies show that in 1% of their application there may be migration. It is emphasized that this displacement process does not occur more than a few millimeters from the injected area.
The reasons why it happens can be the wrong application by the doctor, the application of more filler than the face needs and the type of product.
What to do if you suspect you have filler migration?
It is best to contact a specialist immediately. There is no need to wait for it to break down, as there are specific enzymes that help it break down much faster and are offered by specialists.
