How to avoid Lisa Rinna lips?

I don't want Lisa Rinna looking lips! What lip injection method/technique gives real natural appearing lips (that are full)??

5 answers to “How to avoid Lisa Rinna lips?”

A: Artistry in lip augmentation. What makes a good looking lip

Raffy Karamanoukian, MD

Lip augmentation is an artform.  Creating a natural looking lip is often difficult.  Facial fillers are often used to augment the anatomic subunits of the lip, including: Accentuation of the tubercle Restoration of white roll integrity High point restoration Vermillion enhancement The volume of... more

A: One of the tell tale signs of a "bad" result (my...

David J. Levens, MD

One of the tell tale signs of a "bad" result (my opinion) is when after augmentation, there is unnatural disproportion between the upper and lower lips (often an over-augmented upper lip). The "norm" is for the upper lip to be less full than the lower lip - according to the "golden... more

A: Avoid "done" lips

Edward S. Kwak, MD

One tell-tale sign of obivious work done is a bad upper lip augmentation. Traditionally, a bad lip augmentation has this "ducky" look to the upper lip. What causes this look? I feel is it a not paying attention to facial aesthetic and creating facial harmony. The "ducky" lips appear so... more

A: Go for temporary before permanent

D.J. Verret, MD

I would echo Dr. Persky's sentiment - with a few additional points. In patients who are interested in lip augmentation, there are temporary solutions and permanent ones. Currently there are several permanent solutions for lip augmentation including fat transfer (transferring fat from the belly or thigh to the... more

A: Lisa Rinna's lips!

Michael A. Persky, MD

When you walk into a room, your lips should not enter the room before the rest of your body. I don't know how many of you watched the recent red carpet style show hosted by Lisa Rinna, but her upper lips look like they have growths, especially the upper right corner. Aside from avoiding whomever injected her... more

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