Lip Fillers

Lip fillers have always been an important part of facial aesthetics. Don’t underestimate the lips! The organs in the middle of our faces plays an important role in facial gestures, helps us express our joy, sadness, helping us speak, and, of course, are the organs that we kiss with. We pout them when we don’t like something, our lips tremble when we are about to cry, they’re bitten when we are stressed, and sores can form when we are terrified.

So, how should an aesthetic lip look? First of all, lip aesthetics should never aim at just inflating the lips. Lips have a special anatomy, with thin curves, and fuller areas and dents in different places. Enhancing the features that make the lips beautiful while considering this anatomy helps us create beautiful lips.

 

What is an Aesthetic Lip?

Aesthetic lip structure is indeed of interest to many women and even men. From many of my patients, I hear sentences like ‘’I want thicker and fuller lips,’’ ‘’My upper lip is very thin,’’ ‘’I want more lower lip projection,’’ ‘’My lips do not have a curvature.’’ But does everyone really want full lips? Are ‘’fuller” lips suitable for everyone? In fact, no. What matters is the harmony in the details of anatomy of the lips and its harmony with the whole face.

What are these details? Sometimes your lip structure suits your face. Sometimes a fuller upper lip will create a better look. Maybe your lower lip’s fullness is enough but not the upper lip’s. Maybe your upper lip does not have a fitting curvature. So many other aesthetic details such as the bulge in the middle of the upper lip, the dent in the middle of the lower lip, making the lower lip tubercles fuller, the volume in the middle of the upper lip, slightly thinner toward the sides, contour of the lips, more projection of upper lip from side view, lower lip being slightly fuller, and a more pronounced philtrum. It is important to remember that everyone does not have the same lips, so the filler applications should not be the same.

 

What can be Achieved with Lip Aesthetics?

Many people think of lip fillers when lip aesthetics is mentioned. That is correct because the most common procedure on the lips is filler injections. The most important aspect here, besides filler quality and brand, is being able to give the lips a more beautiful, natural look. The most common lip filler material is hyaluronic acid. Other than lip fillers, there are lip reduction operations for lips with too much tissue and lip lift operations to reduce the distance between the nose and the upper lip.

 

How Long do Lip Fillers Last?

Fillers last for different periods depending on the material being used during lip augmentation. The main factors are the quality of the filler, storage conditions and the material of the filler. One should not forget the reaction of the body to the filler. Under normal circumstances, lip fillers last between 8 months and 1 and a half years.

 

Lip Fillers and Artificiality!

It is very important to know the anatomy of the lips in lip aesthetics. The goal is not always to create bigger lips, but creating better proportioned, more attractive lips. A well performed lip filler injection will not look artificial. On the contrary, it will make your lips look more beautiful and aesthetic.

 

Cheap Lip Fillers

The most significant factors affecting the price of lip fillers are the amount and the quality of the filler. Nowadays, there are many very cheap filler materials. However, the damage of these poor-quality fillers to your tissues is more than you might imagine. A poor-quality filler can cause scar tissue (fibrosis) to form when expelled by the body. This means permanent unaesthetic deformities. And what we keep hearing from patients with exaggeratedly full and unpleasant looking lips is “I had my lips done 3 years ago and the filler is still not gone.’’ Well, unfortunately that is not the filler.

 

What are the Prices for Lip Fillers?

Among the factors affecting prices for lip fillers are the brand of the filler, the amount being used, and the level of specialization of the administering doctor.