Lip filling is one of the most popular noninvasive procedures of recent years. One of the safest and most natural methods for compensating for lip volumes that are structurally low at any age or that decrease with age is hyaluronic acid fillers. In addition to their volume-enhancing effect, these also trigger the healing tissues in the lip tissue and stimulate its vascularization, making the lips look more vibrant and pinker.
Hyaluronic acid fillers are completely natural products and are not permanent. In this way, more natural and vibrant lips can be achieved.
Lip filling is a more painful procedure compared to other filling procedures, so topical creams are applied to the lips before the procedure to provide anesthesia, thus making the procedure more comfortable. The procedure takes approximately 15 minutes, and then antibiotic cream and ice compress are applied. If no problems are observed, the patient returns to his daily life. Edema and bruising may appear in the first 2 days after the procedure, which is more common than with filler applications in other areas. After the procedure, there may be more edema than the volume of the filling in the case of some patients – this completely depends on the lips being sensitive organs and is temporary. Special creams and treatments are recommended to accelerate this healing.
After the first 2 days of edema after the procedure, the lips will regain the expected form within 3-5 days. During this period, massage is recommended.
None of the filling materials applied in our clinic is permanent, and permanent fillings are definitely not recommended. The filling materials we use are completely natural and compatible hyaluronic acid fillers. The permanence of these fillings is around 6-15 months on average, depending on the person’s genetic factors.
Fillers applied to the lips are hyaluronic acid fillers, and these can be completely dissolved thanks to their special antidotes. Thanks to these antidotes, the filling in the lips is dissolved and restored without any deformation.
