How Much Does Lip Augmentation Cost?

A nonsurgical lip augmentation can be accomplished in the treatment room using hyaluronic-acid based fillers. Cost is truly dependent on the experience of the injector, as well as the amount of volume you desire. Most patients require at the most 1-2 syringes per session, as I will not over-inject a patient to create disproportionately large lips. I’ve seen too many beautiful people subtract from their good looks by sporting too-big lips. The good news about a session gone wrong elsewhere: overly large lips can be dissolved (if they were injected with HA fillers), and then we can start from scratch to create a much more subtle, elegant look for you.

Costs vary by surgeon, geographic region, fillers used and the complexity of the procedure.  Price range for New Jersey$375 - $800In my office, in central New Jersey, the average cost for lip augmentation is $600. Always do your research,   be sure to look at before and after photos and make sure you are comfortable with the quality, knowledge and experience of the injector. 

Lip filler cost varies from one office to the next, and you will also find some variation among different parts of the country.It is important to remember that you are not purchasing a syringe of Restylane or Juvederm or whatever filler happens to be the right choice for you.  The cost does include that syringe of filler, but more importantly it includes the knowledge, skill, technique, and artistry of your injector.Most of the patients that I see are not seeking overdone lips that require large amounts of filler, so 1 syringe is usually adequate.  That is currently around $650 at my office.  That includes an initial consultation where we actually take the time to listen to your concerns, evaluate your lips, help you understand what you see and how changes can be made, and THEN move on to discussing choices of filler and doing an injection.  It is not a one size fits all approach.For the majority of lip filler patients I like to see them a week or two later and very often will do a minor touch up which is always included in the cost of the filler because a re-evaluation and touch up (if needed) is a key part of the overall treatment plan.Occasionally, some patients decide that they want more volume with a 2nd syringe, but I never inject more than 1 syringe at a time.