Lip Fillers

Lip Augmentation Treatment

Lip fillers are both a science and an art. Dermal fillers are used in the lip area via micro-injections to provide a fuller, shapely, defined and volumized lip. The treatment is one of the most popular dermal filler treatments in the industry and is suitable for the majority of clients who would like a volumized lip or a 2/3 proportion ratio correction.

To achieve the desired lip creating either a soft or luscious look, a range of dermal fillers which have different densities could be used for your treatment. All fillers used contain a local anaesthetic gel which minimises discomfort. The treatment results are immediate, and results can last up 15 months depending on the dermal filler injected.

Treatment Overview

Procedure Time

30 Mins

Results Seen

Immediately

Recovery

0-48 Hours

Duration

4-8 Months

Lip Filler

Treatment Pricing

Non-Surgical Lip Enhancement

0.5 ML £150
1 ML £200

Teosyal Kiss Lips

0.5 ML £180
1 ML £250
Lip Filler

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The lips are an essential component of facial symmetry and aesthetics.

• Anthropometric studies have shown that wider and fuller lips in relation to facial width as well as greater vermilion height are a mark of female attractiveness.
• There has been a dramatic increase in cosmetic surgery in Western culture in the past few decades, with an increasing focus on achieving aesthetic ideals and maintaining a youthful appearance
• Full lips have become increasingly desirable as they are considered both youthful and beautiful.
• Lip trends are emerging continuously, mimicking the “Kardashian” full lip is no longer at the forefront. It has been identified toward the Russian lip that is more favourable in current times.

As we age our facial skeleton also changes, as it starts to invert away from the skin, leaving skin looking less volumized and hollow. The changes in the facial skeleton can effect:

• Lip volume
• Vermillion Border
• Philtral Columns
• Perioral Wrinkles
• Lip Position
• Labial aperture

Over time the upper lip starts to narrow, It is often associated with an aggressive facial expression. Therefore, many individuals may experience Lip shrinkage, which could lead to a much higher demand of upper lip augmentations than lower lip augmentations. During the consultation with the practitioner, many individuals may believe that their treatment only requires the filling of the upper lip. However, this could give a disproportional result when the size of the upper lip exceeds the size of the lower lip. People will tend to recognize the lip as being artificially enhanced.

Your practitioner may use the Phi – GOLDEN RATIO of thirds to achieve the beautification of the lip. The Thirds ratio is separating the lip into thirds which is proportional to your face profile. Your practitioner will advise you during the consultation how much filler will be required to ensure your upper lip is 1/3 and the lower lip is 2/3, this will guarantee beautification of the lip complimenting your face profile.

Your practitioner will stay within the anatomical zones that are regularly injected with lip fillers such as:

• Vermilion/white roll
• Subvermilion
• Peristomal
• Philtral column
• Commissural

When your practitioner performs lip rejuvenation or enhancement, the practitioner will be using reversible hyaluronic acid fillers pre-filled with lidocaine. There is a range of dermal filler products your practitioner will advise you on regarding performance, expectations, results, and longevity. During your consultation, your practitioner will advise you from the range of products below, which is best suited for your treatment outcome and expectations.

• Juvederm Ultra range
• Juvederm Ultra Smile
• Restylane Kysse
• Teosyal Kiss
• Intraline M range

The lip enhancement fillers used by your practitioner will always contain lidocaine, this is a local anaesthetic providing a more comfortable and less painful experience. You will not need to take any extra pain relief prior, during or after treatment. You may experience the treatment as a mild discomfort, but it is a well-tolerated procedure. In addition, your practitioner could apply a local anaesthetic cream (numbing cream) to the treatment area for the additional numbing effect.