Lip enhancements

We advocate soft, sensuous lips in harmony with your looks. Depending on what you want to achieve, you may be one or a combination of the following:

Enhancement of the border of the lips instantly creates a clear edge to the lips and defines the borders in much the same way as lip liner. Augmentation of the lip border also helps to fill out lip lines and wrinkles that cause lipstick to “bleed”.

One of both lips may be enhanced to create a fuller, “pouting” look, or to restore an aesthetic balance between uneven lips.

Softening these lines rejuvenates skin quality around the lips and reduces lipstick “bleed”.

These are depressions at the lower corners of the mouth. With ageing, gravity takes its toll, and the corners of the mouth begin to sag and turn downward, leaving a persistent dour expression. Dermal fillers can help turn the corners up, instantly creating a happier, more positive expression.

These are called the philtrum, and they are subtle. Subtle augmentation of the philtrum gives the upper lip a more sensuous shape and curve.

Accentuation of the cupid’s brow, in conjunction with augmentation of the philtrum, creates an aesthetically pleasing contour. This gives the impression of a shorter lip and reverses the tendency to lengthening and flattening that occurs with age. Treatment here provides support to the lip and helps improve shadows in the area, and can help with the profile contour of the lower face.

This treatment provides the perfect solution to achieving a naturally seductive pout. It also provides a harmonious balance to your facial features so that you feel better about the way you look. Having a refreshed lip line with a more attractive contour will also help to stop the lipstick bleed. We only use non-permanent, safe and biodegradable products for lip enhancement in order to achieve a natural appearance.

It is important to have lips that suit your face appropriately. As a rule, for people with a smaller face, eyes and nose, it may be more appropriate to concentrate on well-defining the border rather than focusing on volume. As a general rule, the bottom lip should be larger than the top; however, this is not always the case. A local anaesthetic may be used depending on the area treated and your personal preference. The filler is administered into the area with a very fine-pointed device. This can be uncomfortable, but it won’t last long.