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Beautifully balanced lips — enhancing shape, definition and volume while keeping your results natural.
Lip filler uses a hyaluronic acid-based dermal filler carefully placed into selected areas of the lips to enhance their shape, structure and volume.
Treatment isn’t simply about making lips bigger. Depending on your natural anatomy and what you’d like to achieve, filler can be used to define the lip border, enhance the Cupid’s bow, restore lost volume or improve overall balance and proportion.
My approach is intentionally conservative. I would always rather build your result gradually than add too much product in one appointment.
The goal is for your lips to still look like your lips — just beautifully enhanced.
We’ll discuss what you’d like to change and what you’d prefer to keep natural. I’ll assess your lips, facial proportions and symmetry, take a medical history and explain what can realistically be achieved.
Numbing cream is applied before treatment to make your appointment as comfortable as possible. Many dermal fillers also contain local anaesthetic.
Filler is carefully placed in small amounts, with your lip shape, balance and symmetry assessed throughout.
The treatment itself usually takes around 30 minutes.
Some swelling, tenderness and bruising are normal following lip filler and the lips may initially look fuller or slightly uneven while swelling settles.
You’ll receive full aftercare instructions and information on the signs that would require you to contact me urgently.
Your lips can be reviewed once the initial swelling has settled and the filler has had time to integrate.
This allows us to assess your final result and discuss whether anything further is appropriate.
Your lips — just beautifully enhanced.
Registered Nurse • 18 Years’ Clinical Experience • NMC Registered • Fully Insured • Complications Trained
Real results
Lip augmentation£110
Subtle definition£110
Volume and shape£110
Shape and definition£110
Lip filler results£110
Good to know
Yes, if that is what you want, and it is what I recommend. The amount used is agreed at your consultation, and a first treatment is usually conservative. You can always build on it later.
Numbing cream and the anaesthetic in the filler mean most people feel pressure rather than pain. Lips are sensitive, so I take it slowly.
Swelling is usually at its worst the next day and settles over two to three days. The final result is clear at around two weeks, which is why the review is booked then.
Usually six to twelve months. Lips move constantly, so filler breaks down faster there than in other areas.
Leave at least two weeks, so any swelling or bruising has gone and there is time for your review.
It is not suitable during pregnancy or breastfeeding, if you have an active cold sore or infection near the lips, or with some medical conditions and medications, which are checked at consultation. It is illegal to give lip filler to anyone under 18 in England.
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