Lip Filler

Lip Filler

Half syringe: $350

Full syringe: $600

What Is Lip Filler?

Lip filler is a dermal filler used to add volume, shape, and definition to the lips. The most common type is made from hyaluronic acid (HA), a naturally occurring substance that attracts moisture and keeps lips plump and hydrated.

What Lip Fillers Do:

✔ Enhance lip volume
✔ Define the lip shape (e.g., Cupid’s bow)
✔ Smooth fine lines around the mouth
✔ Restore lost fullness due to aging

What to Expect:

• Procedure: Takes about 15-30 minutes, with minimal discomfort (numbing cream is usually applied).

• Immediate Results: Lips may appear swollen at first, but the final look settles within 1-2 weeks.

• Longevity: Results last 6-12 months, depending on metabolism and product used.

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The Russian Lip Technique

The new and improved lip filler technique: The Russian lip technique is a lip filler method designed to create a subtle, heart-shaped, and lifted look rather than just adding volume. Inspired by the doll-like lips seen in Russian beauty trends, this technique focuses on enhancing the height of the lips while maintaining a natural, flatter profile.

Key Features of the Russian Lip Technique:

✔ Lip height over volume – Lifts the cupid’s bow and creates a more vertical, structured look.
✔ Flat profile – Avoids the overfilled “duck lip” appearance.
✔ Precise micro-droplet injections – Filler is injected vertically rather than horizontally to shape the lips naturally.
✔ Best for first-time fillers – Works well on virgin lips but may require dissolving previous filler for best results.

What to Expect with the Russian Lip Technique:

• More swelling compared to traditional filler techniques, lasting a few days.

• Results last 6-12 months, depending on metabolism and filler type.

AfterCare:

First 24-48 Hours:

✔ Avoid touching, pressing, or massaging your lips to prevent filler movement.
✔ Apply ice packs (wrapped in a cloth) to reduce swelling and bruising. Be gentle with ice
✔ Stay hydrated—drink plenty of water to help the hyaluronic acid settle.
✔ Avoid makeup on the lips to prevent infection.
✔ No alcohol, salty, or spicy foods—these can increase swelling.
✔ Sleep with your head elevated to minimize swelling.

First Week:

✔ Avoid intense exercise, saunas, and excessive heat (hot showers, sun exposure) to reduce swelling.
✔ Skip facials, laser treatments, or dental work for at least two weeks to prevent pressure on the lips.
✔ Expect some swelling and bruising—this is normal and should subside within a few days.

Long-Term Care:

✔ Use a gentle lip balm (avoid harsh or plumping lip products for a few days).
✔ Follow up with your injector if you notice lumps, unevenness, or prolonged swelling.
✔ Schedule touch-ups every 6-12 months to maintain results.