Lip filler for deep cupid's bow? (photos)

Thank you for posting photos. Without a direct exam, it is hard to give you specific recommendations. It is possible to raise this area with fillers and soften the angle, to a certain extent. You seem to have a deep philtrum as well, so some filler in that area will help to "widen" the space between the philtral columns and soften the angle you are referring to. Sometimes a subtle lateral upper lip filler injection can be added, to balance the excess para-central fullness that you have. Do NOT expect to look like the sample photo, as your lip morphology is different. Try to be conservative in this area, to keep your results looking natural. Consult with experienced board certified doctors, communicate your goals in detail and you will be happy with your results. Best wishes!

We do not recommend fillers for the white of the lip. I see your philtrum is deep, but fillers in this area may lead to a simian appearance, so please proceed with caution. Thank you. Dr Joseph

Thanks for your question and photos. A deep cupid bow is actually a very desireable feature that most people do not have, especially as they get older.  This can be created by lip fillers.  In your case, it is very pronounce and if you desire softening it can be done with fillers also. Please seek out a talented injector.  Good Luck!

Kay.  I see what you mean, you have a striking cupids bow, which is quite attractive, in my opinion. I do agree that fillers may blunt them slightly, making them even more attractive. This should be done conservatively because they look fine with no treatment. Juvederm Ultra plus Is a nice option to start out with because it is not permanent. Seek the advice of a board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist in your area for a full evaluation. Good luck.

You'll want to see someone meticulous, but you can have lip fillers to this area. These fillers, (Volbella, Restylane, Juvederm) are good to create a symmetrical and full lip. PDO Nova threads can also be used to improve shape and also provide lift. Fat or implants are a permanent alternative. I recommend getting a formal evaluation with a facial sculpting expert. Best, Dr. Eme

The first rule of aesthetics is "Leave well enough alone." You have amazing beautiful lips. Any treatment intervention may lead to an appearance you may not like. However, in the hands of an experienced medical provider who not only has good technique but also an eye for the art of aesthetics you have different options ranging from a temporary filler such a Juvederm to more invasive surgical procedures. If you decide to move forward with intervention, begin with a minimally invasive approach. Filler placed in strategic areas can soften the Cupid's Bow. In combination with the art of appropriate makeup application can give you the full effect you desire. Whatever you decide to do DEFINITELY get at least two separate opinions from experienced medical doctors and begin with a conservative approach using minimally invasive techniques. Again, you have beautiful lips......don't let anyone tell you otherwise....