Lip Augmentations do great with Juvederm or Restylane @$550 per syringe

David Hansen, MD answers: How much does lip augmentation cost?

I know the price varies based on which lip filler is used, but what can I expect the range to be for lip augmentation injections?


David Hansen, MD
4 months ago
By David Hansen, MD - Beverly Hills Dermatologic surgeon

Temporary fillers such as Juvederm or Restylane do great for lip enhancements and run  around $550 per syringe. It is best to do it in 2 sessions a few days or a week apart if getting it done for the first time. Most need only 1 syringe  but some may need a 2nd syringe. Once you like the fuller or more shapely lips then many patients switch over to the permanent implants of which there are a few types now and do great and look natural.  They run about $1500-2000 per lip.

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