A non-surgical cosmetic treatment to help patients achieve fuller, plumper lips. They made of hyaluronic acid, a natural sugar protein that hydrates the skin by retaining water and providing structural support to skin tissues. They provide immediate visible improvements, and take up to 2 weeks to fully settle.

While alcohol does not in any direct way interfere with the results of the procedure, it is recommended not drinking for 24 hours before or after because alcohol is thought to enlarge blood vessels, which may increase susceptibility to bruising. If bruising is a major concern, follow this advice.

The downtime associated with lip fillers can vary from person to person. Generally, you can expect some immediate effects and a short recovery period. Swelling is a common side effect of lip fillers and can make your lips appear larger than the final result. However, the swelling should gradually subside within a few days, revealing the desired outcome.

Yes, when administered by one of our qualified and experienced injectors, lip fillers are generally considered safe. However, it's important to note that like any medical procedure, there are potential risks and side effects associated with lip fillers. Potential side effects include temporary swelling, bruising, or redness at the injection site.

Yes! A majority of the lip filler we do at Skin Perfect is completely natural looking. It is entirely up to you how enhanced you wish your lips to look, and typically to achieve more plump, voluminous lips it will take multiple sessions.

Some patients may feel a slight sense of discomfort when having this injectable treatment, however we do apply topical numbing to the treatment area to help.

Most dermal filler treatments last between 6-8 months. We recommend touch up treatments every six months to a year for patients who want to achieve year-round plumpness and structure in their lips. For patients who require subtle results, we recommend doing this on an as needed basis. Every patient is different, so a consultation and assessment will help us to determine the best treatment plan.