What treatment is best for my smoker's lines? Fillers? I'm a 60 year old female non-smoker. (photo)

Hello there,
For
the area you are concerned with, I will often do a multi-treatment approach. 
-I recommend
medical-grade skincare to encourage cell-turnover, hydration, and collagen
production. This will soften the appearance and depth of fine lines
-I recommend
a small amount of neurotoxin in the upper lip to stop dramatic pursing. This
will reduce the movement causing the lines.
-I recommend
treating the area with non-invasive collagen and elastin stimulators. Lasers,
Broad Band Light, and micro needling will all help to heal/rejuvenate this area
from the inside out. 
-Lastly,
any fine lines that are left should be easily correctable with filler.
I prefer to do filler last in this area, since only a small amount can be
used to avoid looking fake or overdone. 
The
most long-lasting, most natural results will be seen when all of these are
utilized. Most patients will utilize a combination of these treatments. Hope
this helps.
Sarah
RN BSN

Yes, you are correct fillers are your best option. I would recommend Belotero, Vobella or Restylane Silk!