Full, sensual, luscious lips are without doubt one of the most desirable facial attributes of the 21^st century. While we aren’t all fortunate enough to be blessed with naturally voluptuous lips, there are cosmetic treatments that can help us to achieve them.

Does lip augmentation hurt?

One of the biggest concerns that many people have is about whether injections into the lips will be painful. In most instances, topical anesthetic is applied ahead of the injections, numbing the area where they are placed and ensuring that the process is painless. However, many people find that the procedure for injectable lip fillers isn’t painful even without anesthetic.

How long do the effects of lip augmentation using HA fillers last?

Hyaluronic acid fillers slowly break down and are absorbed by the body. However, the effects of your treatment should last for around six months before this happens. At this point, you can have further fillers administered to enable you to retain your pout.

Key Benefits of Lip Augmentation

• Lip augmentation can help turn naturally downward-turning lips upwards, helping you to see more friendly and approachable.

• Enjoy a fuller, more sensual and more defined pout that still looks natural.

• Fuller lips help to create a more youthful appearance.

• Your lips will look awesome left natural or when wearing gloss/lipstick.

• A temporary solution that will break down over time, enabling your pout to return to ‘normal’ should you so wish.

• A procedure that is tailored to your individual needs and requirements. Injections of HA fillers can be given gradually during different appointments until your desired result is achieved.

• Allergic reactions to the fillers are very unlikely since they are made from a substance that is already naturally occurring within the body.

• A non-invasive treatment with no downtime.

If you would like more volume, shape and definition to your lips, an augmentation procedure can help you achieve the pout that you have been dreaming of. Contact our offices today to find out more or to schedule an appointment to arrange a consultation.