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The best product for your lip would be determined at your consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon. We would assess your lips and do a thorough consultation and understand the look you are going for then pick our product to achieve the most natural, beautiful result.
IMO..juvederm is the best product for the lips for numerous reasons. However, the main ingredient and the most crucial is finding the right injector. This person needs to understand the anatomy well. Hope this helps. Good luck.Dr Vasisht
I have used various fillers in the lips, and my favourite has been Juvederm Ultra, although Juvederm Ultra Plus or Restylane can also be good options. Teosyal has been used successfully in Canada, and will soon be available in the U.S. More importantly is finding the right injector who understands lip anatomy, symmetry, beauty, etc., so look for a highly trained skin expert such as a dermatologist.
Teosyal has not yet been approved by the FDA in the United States. You may want to check on its approval in the UK. Juvederm or any other approved hyaluronic acid filler will do the job. The more important factor is your doctor and her/his technique.
Teosyal is a hyaluronic acid filler not available in the US, but should be an excellent choice if the injector you choose uses it and has excellent results with it. The challenge is selecting an injector. That physician should be an expert who has done filler injections for a significant time and understands the anatomy where you wish it placed. (See ExpertInjector.org)
Thank you for your inquiry, including the photo. Your concern is understandable. However, swelling and unevenness are common side effects after lip injections, especially within the first 24 to 48 hours, and they will subside. The lips take about 2 weeks to settle with the new product in them....
The lips are very vascular and bruising is quite common in this area. Because of the vascularity of the lips there is a high risk of intravascular injection. If you are concerned at all about pending necrosis see your physician right away.
From your photographs your lips appear to be full and well balanced so you need to spend some time with your practitioner discussing the potential result that you want to achieve before you embark on the treatment. Remember that you can always return in a couple of weeks to add more...
