If you want to make your lips large, can you keep adding fillers every month until you reach the desired size?

you can definitely keep going back in to get more; however, 1x/mo might be a bit too often. this would be best discussed with your injector, but yes this is totally feasible. one thing to be mindful of, though, is not overfilling if you want to avoid migration. best to proceed slowly here

I understand that you want fuller, more dramatic lips, and it’s great that you’re already thinking about doing this under the guidance of a skilled injector. The key thing to keep in mind is that while lip fillers can be built up gradually, it’s not usually safe—or effective—to add more every month. Your lips need time to heal, stretch, and settle between treatments, otherwise you risk complications like unevenness, lumps, or long-term stretching of the skin.

Most injectors will space sessions several months apart, slowly layering the filler to achieve a natural but noticeable increase in volume. Once you’ve reached the size you’re happy with, you’ll typically only need maintenance once or twice a year.

So yes—you can work toward bigger lips—but it’s usually a slower, staged process, not monthly. Trust your injector’s recommendations on timing; they’ll help you reach your goal safely while keeping your lips looking healthy and balanced.

One of the great things about fillers is that you can gradually build to create the results you want. You will want to wait at least two weeks between treatments to allow swelling to resolve and the product to settle. Visit with an experienced injector to discuss your desired look and to learn more about the process.

Technically, speaking, you can have your lips enlarged as big as you like, but most scrupulous and ethical providers will not do something that is out of proportions, at least hopefully. But you don’t need to wait one or two months in between the treatments. In a pair of competent hands, you can have the treatment done approximately one week apart until the desired affect is achieved. I hope this helps a good luck from Leonard Grossman, M.D., organic Plastic Surgery, New York City.