Denver Lip Augmentation doctors

Thank you for submitting your question and photos.  While I agree with the responses of some of the plastic surgeons on this board regarding the use of dermal fillers, I do also want to recommend the option of a surgisil lip implant.  Unlike previously manufactured implants, the surgisil implant is made of a special silicone that does not allow for scar tissue to attach to it.  This makes the removal of the implant quite simple if you should decide that you don't like it.  The procedure is done in the office with local anesthesia to the lips.  We also provide you with some medications to aid in relaxation and relief of pain.  Two small inscisions are made in the inside corners of your mouth, where they can easily be hidden, and the lip implant is inserted into the lip.  The implants come in a variety of diameters and lengths so we can custom fit them to help achieve the look you are after. This may be something that you could considering looking into.  Good luck!

Hello, and thank you for your question!  If you have never augmented your lips before, I would suggest starting with a filler like Juvederm that, while temporary, will allow you to see results immediately and will allow you to decide if you truly like the look of your augmented lips.  If you are pleased with what the filler does for your looks and then choose a route that is more permanent, I would recommend going with the SurgiSil Lip implants.  They are made up of a very soft silicone and come in different diameters and lengths to customize a look of fullness that is appropriate for you and your measurements.  The nice thing about the technology they use is that, unlike implants of the past, this new type of silicone does not allow for scar to adhere down to it.  This being said, if you choose to remove the implants, this can be done very easily.  It is a procedure that is performed in the office and so is relatively inexpensive and pays for itself.  I would ask your plastic surgeon if this is something that he/she is willing to perform.  In regards to the non-surgical rhinoplasty, I would recommend a filler like Radiesse.  It is Calcium based and does well when placed on top of bone.  It should last about 1-2 years depending on how it is administered.  You should be able to walk out of the office seeing results after the first treatment as well.  Thanks again, and good luck!

With age the lips do tend to loose the plumpness look of youth. The fillers we use today, Juvederm and Restylane for example, are great for giving a more youthful appearance to the lips without looking overdone. Just tell to your facial plastic surgeon your goals for the procedure.