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Stella Desyatnikova, MD answers: How can I get fuller lips?

lip plumpers sold at the beuaty counters are not making my lips poutier.  What is recommended? Injections? Implants?


Stella Desyatnikova, MD
9 months ago
By Stella Desyatnikova, MD - Seattle Facial Plastic Surgeon

We have found that Juvederm injections are the best treatment for getting beautiful full lips. We like Restylane as well, but it can feel slightly lumpy, and Juvederm is fantastic for the lips. It looks natural and it is soft, so nobody else has to know what you have done. The amount of product varies, but most patients are happy with one syringe, and some want two syringes. As with anything, the person injecting it is the most important factor in your quest for fuller lips.

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