Lip filler is an aesthetic procedure performed to add volume to lips that are thin, have lost fullness, or lack definition. The treatment is typically carried out with hyaluronic acid–based fillers. Hyaluronic acid is a substance naturally found in the body that helps keep skin hydrated and plump.
Lip filler is performed comfortably with the help of a topical anesthetic cream. The procedure takes about 15–30 minutes. The filler is injected with very fine needles along the lip border or into the body of the lip.
Lip filler is personalized for each patient. The most common techniques include:
While results vary by individual, lip filler typically lasts 6 to 12 months. It generally takes about 5–7 days for the filler to settle and reach its most natural form.
When performed with proper technique and under sterile conditions, lip filler is a safe procedure. Side effects are generally mild and temporary. Having the treatment in a clinical setting by an experienced physician minimizes risks.
Yes, mild swelling is common and usually subsides within 3–5 days.
Yes, but they are usually temporary. Avoid massaging the area and consult your doctor.
No. Thanks to the use of a topical anesthetic cream beforehand, discomfort is minimal.
Yes. Smoking can reduce the longevity of the filler.
It’s recommended to avoid kissing for the first 24–48 hours.
It’s sufficient for most people, but the exact amount depends on individual needs.
“ In aesthetics, naturalness is essential. Lip filler is not only about adding volume; it’s about redefining your smile with grace. With every touch, feel a little more like yourself.”
Lip filler prices vary depending on the filler brand, the amount used (in ml), and the physician’s expertise.
