I am having 0.5ml of lip filler soon and wondered how much difference it will make to my lips? I already have quite full lips but the desired effect I want it just more of a subtle enhancement/plumper look. My bottom lip is bigger than my top after some research found this is how it should be but wanted my top lip to just look a bit more filler/shapely. Hoping for some other professional advice before this procedure. Thanks.
March 27, 2018
Answer: How Much Lip Filler Is Enough? Hannah. All of your preliminary information and research is correct. You have a pretty face and full lips and may not need more than .5 mL of lip filler like Juvederm ultra plus. It is a reasonable plan to have .5 mL placed in your lip by an experienced Injector, preferably a board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist. If you desire to be somewhat fuller, more material can be added. Better to be conservative in your case. Best of luck.
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March 27, 2018
Answer: How Much Lip Filler Is Enough? Hannah. All of your preliminary information and research is correct. You have a pretty face and full lips and may not need more than .5 mL of lip filler like Juvederm ultra plus. It is a reasonable plan to have .5 mL placed in your lip by an experienced Injector, preferably a board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist. If you desire to be somewhat fuller, more material can be added. Better to be conservative in your case. Best of luck.
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Answer: Lip filler I would already be cautious of the injector selling lip filler by the cc. Lip filler is placed to achieve the result a syringe. When filler is sold by a half syringe, the injector is splitting the syringe which was made just for you. I never sell filler this way because patients will always be disappointed.
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Answer: Lip filler I would already be cautious of the injector selling lip filler by the cc. Lip filler is placed to achieve the result a syringe. When filler is sold by a half syringe, the injector is splitting the syringe which was made just for you. I never sell filler this way because patients will always be disappointed.
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