I got half a syringe of Restylane on my top lip. I want a fuller look, how many more syringes do I need? (photos)

I suggest getting more filler placed appropriately.  Cannula injections prevent bruising swelling and pain.  Best, Dr. Emer.

Although I think Restylane is a wonderful product, I think that the look that you are describing will be better served by using Juvederm.  Juvederm is a more hydrophilic form of hyaluronic acid and leads to a plumper look.  Generally speaking, a larger lower lip is more aesthetically pleasing.

Thank you for your question. A face to face consultation is always recommended to assess the area and discuss in detail what you are wanting.  From your photos and description, I would recommend using a Juvederm product because it is much more hydrophilic and will give you more of that plumper look you are wanting to achieve. Most likely, if placed correctly, 1 syringe will get you to your desired pouty look. In general the bottom lip should be slightly larger than the top. 

Restylane silk is a great new product indicated for the perioral rhytides and lip area only but swelling in this area should be expected because restylane is so hydrophilic. It is post op edema and will resolve over few days typically. Not indicated for the nasolablial folds. Would recommend you discuss your case with your board certified dermatologist.Restylane silk is not indicated for any area other than the lip and perioral rhytides. No more than 1 strings should be used on each lip. 

Each patient is different, and an in-patient evaluation if always necessary to determine what works best for you.  A picture is worth a thousand words, but a patient is worth a thousand pictures!You need to see an experienced Dermatologist-- explain your GOALS and let them decide how best to improve your lips.  Your success will be much greater than trying to direct the expert practitioner how much to use/where.