Is 0.5 ml of filler enough to show off on me? (Photos)

You really need 1 ml or cc to make any kind of a noticeable change or improvement to the lip.

0.5 cc is a very small amount of filler and most patients prefer a bit more. However, your lips look great in the photos you posted and I recommend you setup a consultation with an experienced injector to discuss your options. Good luck!

Hi -- nice question -- sure 0.5ml in the hands of an expert should make a subtle enhancement. As pointed out in this forum repeatedly, you have very full aesthetically pleasing lips naturally. I doubt 0.5ml will make much difference (and besides Im not convinced you need any lip filler). Please be careful not to end up with an unnatural, distorted appearance.
For facial fillers, please have an in-person consultation with only a board-certified, fellowship trained MD with extensive facial plastic surgical experience. Avoid nurses, non-MDs, "deals" and "specials" and you should reduce the chance for any problems or complications. Good luck!
Damon B. Chandler, MD
Harvard-Penn Trained Oculofacial Plastic Surgeon

Hi,You already have a good amount of volume and 0.5 cc will get lost in the lips. You will need at least 1 cc to see any change.Best,

Based on  your photos I think you have a well shaped,  proportional lips and don't need more volume, if you must 0.5 ml should be enough.

You naturally have very full lips - you may be able to get away with .5ml..
.5ml is a very small amount and will most likely just smooth out lines and wrinkles in the lips. In our experience, patients who come in for .5ml always end up coming back for 1 full ml. You can always start with .5 and go from there. Good luck!

The amount of dermal fillers used depends on the product used and the "look" you are going for. I would caution you about over filling as this will result in an unnatural look.  From your photos it would appear that .5ml may be enough product to give you the results you desire.

Thanks for your question.  While its hard to predict amount based on a picture, .5 ml may be enough to highlight your areas of concern.  Most patients get 1.0 ml syringe for both lips and have great enhancement.  Good luck with your consult.  Make sure your injector is experienced in lip enhancement.