One woman in Britain made the terrible mistake of drinking alcohol within hours after receiving lip fillers. Her face was horribly swollen.
Morgan Proudlock tried to make her lips larger by getting them injected with hyaluronic acid, a type of lip filler – but after undergoing the procedure, she went out for a few drinks with friends that she would soon come to regret.
As she explained on TikTok, she woke up the next morning and was shocked to discover that her lips – and the area around them – were extremely puffy and swollen.
They had almost doubled in size and she claimed the pain was ridiculous.
Morgan called it her worst mistake.
After receiving lip fillers, a Brit woman drank alcohol for hours. Her face was swollen to the point that she couldn’t believe it.
Morgan Proudlock wanted to expand her lips with injectable hyaluronic Acid. However, after she had ingested alcohol it stopped the injections from working.
In the video she said, “When alcohol was drunk after lip fillers, and I woke up looking like this”, as she displayed a photo of her with an inflated face.
She captioned the sentence, “The worst thing that I’ve ever done was pain.”
According to GreatCityMedical.com, it is best to avoid drinking alcohol or smoking for 24 hours after getting lip injections.
The potential for bruising and inflammation can be increased by alcohol.
Consuming alcohol can cause skin to become dry and flaky.
Morgan shared her story in the comments section. She explained how she was hurt and that it has been a while since then.
She stated that she doesn’t consume ‘that many’ alcohol. However, she acknowledged she learned from her experience.
Numerous commenters shared their worries about what might happen to them. Even viewers shared their mishaps using lip fillers.
Morgan says that Morgan woke up in shock to see her lips, and the surrounding areas, super puffy and swelling.
Morgan enjoyed a couple of drinks after the surgery. She later regretted her decision.
‘I drank after [too]One individual wrote, “The pain was unbearable.”
“I had my procedure done the morning before my birthday. I went out on that evening and it was great. They swelled slightly more than usual, but I still liked it,” another person said.
Morgan is not the only one who has a reaction to lip-fillers.
Earlier this month, a Los Angeles woman named Briana, 22, revealed that her lips became so big that she said she looked like a character from the Grinch.
Briana never drank alcohol. Her swelling didn’t happen for any reason she could understand.
Feeling much better: Morgan stated that Morgan was able to feel completely normal after the incident occurred a while back
Never again
Many viewers began sharing their worries about similar events in their comments. Others even posted their own stories with lip fillers.
Alarmed, she shared a video of herself showing off her massive lips on TikTok, asking for advice.
A lot of people answered. Some said her lips blowing up was completely normal, while others stated that they had experienced it too. However, some suggested that she immediately see a doctor to confirm that she didn’t have an allergic reaction.
Briana shared another video with her followers, and she revealed that her lips have returned to normal.
Also, she shared that she had spoken to her doctor and was told she would be fine.
GreatCityMedical.com reports that lip injections can cause swelling.
Briana (22-year old Los Angeles woman) revealed this earlier in the month that her lips had grown so large she thought she was a Grinch character.
Briana (22 years old) tried to increase the size of her upper lip with hyaluronic acids injections. However, it wasn’t what she had hoped for. The procedure was performed before and after.
This is normal, and temporary. It said that once the swelling has subsided, then your lip augmentation would look and feel fantastic.
It recommend icing the area and eating healthy food after the procedure.
Their website states that it is important to avoid spicy or very salty foods as they can cause irritation of the lips. Staying hydrated can aid in healing the body.
To reduce fluid retention and blood flow to the affected area, it is a good idea to elevate your head at night. Avoid sleeping on your face.’