There are currently 23.9 million views for the fillermigration hashtag on TikTok, so we're back to discuss another trending topic: filler migration
"Filler migration, by definition, is the process of dermal fillers moving or migrating to areas other than their intended injection sites," says Dr. Diamond.are minimally invasive injections that can be made from hyaluronic acid, calcium hydroxylapatite, or other ingredients, which minimize facial lines and plump the skin. Migration is mostly observed in areas like the lips, central cheek, and tear trough region, although it can happen anywhere you get injected with filler.
"Usually, this is noticed immediately or within days of the injection," she says. "Other times, it seems that the properties of the filler or the appearance of the tissue can change gradually over time. This may be related to the filler breaking down partially or migrating more superficially due to muscle contractions, which is most commonly seen around the lips and
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