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one 1 cc syringe is enough. Most important factor is experience and aesthetic judgement and knowledge and taste of the injector and not the filler!
This all depends on the lip itself. This may take 0.1cc to a full syringe. I think you need to post photos or do see a facial contouring expert for an evaluation. Best, Dr. Emer.
Upper lips usually take 1 cc which is 1 syringe which does great and lasts about 6 months for restylane, belotero, juvaderm.
In my practice, I rarely inject more than 1 syringe (1 ml) into the lips. Having said that, the amount required for each individual varies significantly. It would be best to do a consultation with an expert and decide from there. I've included a web page for reference. Good luck.
If you only want to establish a "new lipstick line" and improve the philtral columns and cupids bow, typically less than one syringe of hyaluronic acid is needed - for example Restylane or Juvederm. Most fillers come in 1 ml syringes, and the average for these areas in our practice is about 0.6 ml. The remainder of the filler can be used to augment the lips or fill lines and creases around the mouth. You can use more, but often this leads to a more "stylized" and less natural appearance.
Most likely 1 syringe will be enough for your lips. That should give you a nice lip line with a great philtral column and cupids bow!
One would have to see your baseline to really determine how best to proceed. It's not just that there's more fullness on the left side, but also a greater curvature where the white lip meets the red. This upturn gives the appearance of a shortened "white" lip which magnifies the...
Chrissfirst of all, you must understand that everybody has some asymmetry in their face. Goldie Hawn has a grossly crooked but adorable smile, didn't hurt her career! If it bothers you, a combination of fillers and possibly micro-liposuction of the jawline may help. Seek out a board certified...
Most people have facial assymetry. Treatment depends on the underlying cause for the assymetry. If your lip is crooked at rest than it might be the soft tissue or the underlying facial skeleton. If it is assymetric with movement, it could be the muscle.Some treatments include...