Beauty treatments

Lip filling with hyaluronic acid: Fuller lips with a natural effect are no longer a dream!

Aesthetic lip filler with hyaluronic acid is one of the most popular aesthetic procedures for both younger and older people to achieve fuller and more youthful lips. This technique can both increase the volume of the lips and reduce wrinkles around the mouth. The procedure is quick and guarantees long-term results. Aging leaves its mark on the entire body and the lips are constantly exposed to harmful environmental influences (strong sunshine, cold and wind). As connective tissue ages, once full lips begin to lose volume and wrinkles appear around the mouth. Thin and wrinkled lips can make the face appear too severe or unremarkable, which can affect many people's self-confidence. There are various methods for thickening lips and one of them is lip plumping with hyaluronic acid that provides eye-catching yet natural results. What is lip filling with hyaluronic acid good for? The aim of lip plumping is to make the lips fuller and firmer and to achieve a more beautiful shape and contour while maintaining the natural effect. By increasing lip volume, wrinkles around the mouth can also be effectively reduced. The technique plays an important role in harmonizing facial features, as possible asymmetries and disproportions in the mouth area can be easily corrected. The hyaluronic acid used during the treatment is very similar to the hyaluronic acid that occurs naturally in the human body and breaks down on its own after a certain period of time. The degree of lip augmentation depends on several factors, including the patient's ideas, the original shape of the lips and the solution the doctor considers aesthetically advantageous. How long does lip filling with hyaluronic acid take? The natural effect result is visible about 2 weeks after treatment, but more time may be required to achieve the final shape. The hyaluronic acid is broken down at different rates depending on the patient - for example, connective tissue properties and metabolic rate influence this. The effect lasts approximately 6-8 months as the hyaluronic acid is gradually broken down. However, the lips are a very mobile region that is used for various activities throughout the day. Therefore, some people may not have the filler stay in their lips for long. The advantage of filling is that the lips remain more hydrated and fuller after the procedure compared to the original state, even if the patient does not want further procedures later.