I have petite Cupid's bow lips. Is there a certain technique for injecting fillers with my shape of lips that proportionally enhances my lips as opposed to others? E.g. Targeting specific areas of lips, such as central vermilion border as opposed to outer vermilion border (excuse me if I'm mistaken in such vocabulary). I would assume most would like to look as natural to their given shape as possible.
June 8, 2012
Answer: Different techniques for Lip enhancement
Dear Julia,
Everyone has different asymmetries in their lips from left to right, and upper to lower. A great injector listens to their client and can advise what your lips can look like if you put the filler within the locations of your concern. I frequently inject more or less filler depending on where it is needed. Our goal is to make your lips look great and natural because you are our walking advertisement. Try a consultation to get all of your specific questions answered. I have found that lip enhancement has one of the highest satisfaction rates when done properly.
Best,
Nima Shemirani
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June 8, 2012
Answer: Different techniques for Lip enhancement
Dear Julia,
Everyone has different asymmetries in their lips from left to right, and upper to lower. A great injector listens to their client and can advise what your lips can look like if you put the filler within the locations of your concern. I frequently inject more or less filler depending on where it is needed. Our goal is to make your lips look great and natural because you are our walking advertisement. Try a consultation to get all of your specific questions answered. I have found that lip enhancement has one of the highest satisfaction rates when done properly.
Best,
Nima Shemirani
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May 30, 2012
Answer: Lip augmentation for shape.
Lip augmentation for shape is best done with Juviderm and not with fat, etc. this should be done very conservatively.
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May 30, 2012
Answer: Lip augmentation for shape.
Lip augmentation for shape is best done with Juviderm and not with fat, etc. this should be done very conservatively.
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