Can Juvederm Vollure XC be injected into the lips for fullness?

Thank you for your question.  Vollure can be a great option for the lips, even though it was indicated for other regions such as the nasolabial folds.  There are three Injectables that all share similar characteristics.  Voluma (for cheeks), Vollure (for nasolabial folds) and Volbella (for fine lines and lips).  The main differences between them is the concentration of the product.  Voluma is most concentrated (and hence the stiffist) while Volbella is the least concentrated.  Vollure is half-way between.   In addition, the longevity is up to 2 years for Voluma, 1.5 years for Vollure, and 1 year for Volbella.  Which product you use in the lips will depend on how much longevity you are looking for and if you whether you want a softer or firmer feel to the lips.  Most importantly, however, is the experience of the injector.  Technique trumps product when it comes to producing natural looks.

Vollure can be used for the lips as an off label indication.  The new generation of fillers such as Vollure are adding another layer of dimensionality to the type of filler you with several benefits.
Texture.  Juvederm Vollure is a softer product which tends to move with the lines of your face.
Duration- Juvederm Vollure is a Vycross product which is cross linked differently than Juvederm Ultra Plus which is a hyalocross product.  Vycross products have longer durations with Voluma lasting up to 2 years and Vollure up to a year and half.
Versatility-Juvederm Vollure can be used almost anywhere on the face and adds another filler to the treatment choices for patients.  As always, seek an experienced injector with knowledge of facial anatomy.  

Vollure can be injected into the lips for lip volume.  It is a smooth filler that gives a very nice result in the lips.  Due to the technology used to cross link the hyaluronic acid in this filler, it produces a very nice and smooth result in the lip with longevity of up to12-18 months.  To be sure, see two or more experienced,
licensed and board-certified providers in your area for a complete evaluation
to make sure you are a good candidate and that it is safe for you to have
treatment.
I hope this helps.