Lip Enhancement

Lip enhancement can be performed at many different areas of the lips :

• Vermilion border or lip outline – for creating definition, width and improve lipstick bleeding lines
• Lip augmentation targeting the fleshy part of the upper and lower lip – for volume, pout and fullness
• Cupids bow definition – adds definition and contouring
• Oral commissures or lines going down from the sides of the mouth – for a younger and happy look
• Marionette lines (sad lines from corner of lips downward) – also known as puppet lines

Philtrum ridges that go from the upper lip towards the nose can be made more defined.

• Perioral lines or fine vertical lines often due to smoking on the upper lip can be reduced

Prior the treatment : Topical anaesthetic will be applied for 15-30 minutes prior the treatment to make the area numb

The procedure : Dermal filler is injected at precise locations into your skin. The doctor will then massage to smooth the product. During the procedure, you are fully awake. You will be given a mirror to hold to enable you to see the results as the doctor completes the treatment.

Post treatment :  You should avoid touching or applying make up on the treated area for 6 hours in order to prevent infection. Specific post treatment instructions will be given to you on the day of your treatment by our Clinic Coordinator

The results are immediate and last from 6-12 months. As the results are relatively temporary, adjustments can be made as your face changes over time and you will always retain a natural look

We understand the lips are a sensitive area. A range of anesthesias, such as an ice pack or numbing cream can be provided. In addition, we use the products which contain anaesthetic, therefore the treatment is relatively comfortable. Our doctors are all highly experienced in this procedure and will ensure to make your treatment as comfortable as possible

After the injection, the lips often become a little swollen. This means that the result immediately after the treatment may not be the final result. The swelling typically resolves spontaneously within a couple of days. To achieve the result you want, it is recommended to have a touch-up treatment 2 to 4 weeks after the initial session. This will also add to the duration of the treatment effect

The result generally last between 6 to 12 months. The longevity of these products is variable and each individual may obtain a different result. A plan for regular follow-up treatments to maintain the initial result can be created for you. Our treatment provides a long-lasting but not permanent result leaving you the option of refining your treatment in tune with changing taste and fashion

Dermal fillers are materials that are frequently used to correct scarring, wrinkles, and other depressions in the skin. They are often a kind of soft tissue designed in such a way that enables injection into the skin for purposes of improving the appearance. Generally, they are made of several types of materials of synthetic, man-made and natural categories. They have been developed into various standards depending on the level of usage

The most common dermal filler used for the lip area is Hyaluronic acid.

Hyaluronic acid is one of nature’s most versatile and fascinating substances. It is found throughout the body as well as in most other living organisms. It has many functions, for example, giving the skin elasticity, providing our skin with volume and also giving it a youthful appearance. Dermal fillers consist of sterile gels consisting of non-animal, cross-linked, hyaluronic acid (HA) and are created in a laboratory. They contain no human or animal DNA and have the best safety profile of all the fillers currently on the market as it is the only type of filler that is reversible. These products are FDA approved for use in the nasolabial fold and are used “off-label” in other areas

Do not use if you are pregnant or breast feeding

If you’ve previously had cold sores around the mouth (facial herpes simplex) , the treatment might provoke an outbreak. Be sure you have a supply of the oral tablets (prescription) such as acyclovir.
Do not use if you are pregnant or nursing because these products have not been tested for safety in pregnancy or nursing.

You may have swelling for 24-72 hours, especially with injections in the lips. It is recomended to avoid planning social events for 48 hours

After the treatment(s) some common injection-related reactions might occur, such as swelling, redness, pain, itching, discoloration and tenderness at the injection site. These typically resolve spontaneously within 2 to 10 days

Mild bruising or a slight blush might appear at the injection site immediately following treatment and may last for 2-10 days

To avoid swelling and bruising, you should:

• Not take aspirin, exedrin, ibuprofen, aleve or advil for 1 week before and 2 days after treatment. Tylenol is always fine
• Not take Vitamin E (multivitamin ok) or St. John’s Wort for 2-3 days before or after
• Avoid exercise except for walking for 24 hours after the procedure
• Take arnica tablets up to 2 weeks prior to the treatment

1. SPECIALIST DOCTORS: You will be treated by one of the UK’s leading cosmetic doctors who are highly experienced in this procedure

2. SERVICE & CARE: We pride ourselves on patient care and experience, therefore, our experienced team will ensure that your visit and treatment is as informative, comfortable and professional as possible

3. CLINIC LOCATION: The treatment is carried out at our clinic in the heart of vibrant Oxford street and Bond street. We are based a 5 minute walk from Oxford sreet and Bond street tube stations.

4. HIGH PATIENT SATISFACTION: Our patients are very happy with their results resulting in many returning to have additional areas. We also have many that recommend friends and family to the clinic

5. PREMIUM MEDICATION : We use only premium and FDA approved products for the treatment

6. We are CARE QUALITY COMMISSION (CQC) approved & regulated clinic, this ensures that we carried out high standard treatments, hygiene and care to our patients.