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Lips augmentation
Lip augmentation is a procedure aimed at shaping and giving natural volume to the lips through the use of filler injections. Fillers consist of hyaluronic acid, which is already present in our bodies, making them safe and non-allergenic. Today, this is the most effective, safe, and accessible method for enhancing and correcting the visual imperfections of the lips.
Key points of the procedure:
Key points of the procedure:
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They acquire a seductive shape - Gain a more expressive contour
- Increase, emphasizing natural attractiveness
- Hidden defects vanish, creating a flawless appearance
- Tan with a rich, natural shade, providing a sensation of freshness
ADVANTAGES OF THE "EYE REFRESHMENT" PROCEDURE:
- 1No complex preparation required
- 2Visible effect after the first session, lasting only about an hour
- 3No surgical risks and a short recovery period
- 4The procedure also moisturizes the lips, making them softer and smoother
- 5Fillers are safe for most people, without causing allergic reactions
- 6The substance safely breaks down and is naturally expelled from the body
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
The lip filler procedure is performed using a fine needle that is injected into the lip skin. The filler is evenly distributed around the lips, followed by a massage to improve the filler's distribution and achieve the desired lip shape. Local anesthesia is often applied to reduce patient discomfort. The procedure typically lasts no more than 60 minutes.
Despite lip fillers containing hyaluronic acid already present in the body, allergic reactions are not ruled out. To prevent potential allergies, it is recommended to consult with a specialist and undergo an allergy test before the procedure.
Possible side effects include swelling, redness, pain, itching, and bruising in the area of the augmented lips. However, these effects are usually temporary and subside within a few days.
Contraindications may include pregnancy and breastfeeding, chronic diseases in exacerbation, acute infections, blood clotting disorders, allergies to filler components, disorders of the nervous system, HIV, epilepsy, oncological diseases, and the presence of non-absorbed filler from a previous procedure. Consultation with a specialist is always necessary before undergoing the procedure.