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Both Filorga Art Filler and Juvederm are intended to increase facial volume and can be placed in the lips. However, of the two, only Juvederm is FDA-approved, making it the safer option. You should always see a professional injector or board certified plastic surgeon to ensure you are receiving the safest, most effective formula.
Thank you for this important question. As a rule I advise you to use only FDA approved products as possible as you can. A second rule, do not use any volumizing agent in your lips. Overall, in my experience, juviderms has many physical and chemical properties that makes it a better choice as a filler.Best,Shady Hayek, M.D. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Beirut, Lebanon
Hello and thank you for your question! Unfortunately, dermal filler in the lips generally last the least amount of time than dermal filler in other areas of the face. This is simply because the lips move more than most areas on the face (talking, chewing food, etc),...
Princess Volume with Lidocaine is the best option for lips. This product has recently replaced Princess Volume (without Lidocaine), but both are satisfactory. The product without Lidocaine requires you to add it yourself. In my experience Princess filler provides nice, natural looking results.
Don't feel stupid! Yes, your lips should go back to what they looked like after HA fillers were used. There are some fillers like silicone injections which I do not recommend that have to surgically removed if the results are undesirable. In contrast, there are longer lasting was to improve ones...
