Is it possible to use filler for the top lip only? (Photo)

Lip fillers can be injected anywhere on the lip as long as they are in proportion and look good. most guys need the lower to be larger than the upper however. I suggest you see an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.

Thank you for sharing your question and photos. The easy answer to your questions is yes, you can certainly select the areas you want to enhance while avoiding other areas. However, when it comes to the lips, it is of the utmost importance to maintain a natural aesthetic. Injecting the top lip without the bottom lip usually results in an unbalanced lip ratio, which is not desirable for most. I recommend discussing your ideas with a board-certified injector who is experienced with lip augmentation.  He/she will be able to evaluate you in person to determine your volume requirements and whether it is in your best interest to only inject the upper lip. Best of luck, Dr. Kian

Yes, it's possible to only augment the top lip, depending on desired results. Lip augmentations with fillers is a great option to improve the fullness, suppleness and symmetry of the lips. I prefer to use a micro cannula to inject the lips to prevent bruising. Cost will vary with how much filler is needed to get your desired results. Look for a cosmetic dermatologist or plastic surgeon who is an expert in fillers. 
I hope this helps.

Yes. The upper lip can be injected by itself, but it must be done with a small amount of filler. Otherwise, it may look too swollen or over-corrected for a bit of time. Since you're having your cheeks done, then I don't think this will be an issue.Best wishes, Dr. ALDO

I do not think that you need to have your lip(s) augmented with fillers.  
If you decide you want to, then it is up to you whether you want to have filler injected into the upper lip, lower lip, or both lips.  Do be aware, however, that the different fillers have various different properties, one of which is hygroscopicity (i.e. ability to attract water), and your treating physician should advise you regarding the products available.  I say this because you don't want your treated lip to be too swollen (particularly as a man). 
If you are keen to have filler injected to your upper lip only, then my advice is that you keep it looking smaller than your lower lip, and that a soft hyaluronate ("low G' filler") be used. 
Seek advice from your treating physician about concepts of proportion and balance, and how these relate to your ethnicity and shall relate to the lower one-third of your face (i.e. inc. lips) after the surrounding areas (e.g. cheeks) have been volumized. 

Yes you can use upper lip filler alone or in combination with the lower lip.Proportion has to be maintained for the lips to look naturalBest

Lip filler are a great option to balance one of the lips vs. the other, and in your case fill more in the upper lip.  There are many options for lip fillers from Juvederm Ultra to Restylane Defyne and Refyne to the newest one on the market--Versa.   The options are many.  You just have to be comfortable with your injector.  My advise is do your research in advance and search on Facebook, Instagram and make sure you like the results you see.  Regards from Boston, Dr. Onir

Thanks for your question.  It is definitely possible to use filler in the upper lip only; however, maintaining balance and proportion between the upper and lower lips is important to maintaining a natural look.  I always make sure to start slow, especially if patients have not had lip injections done in the past.  Voluma is an excellent choice for the midface/cheek area but too thick for the lips.  I would consider a product that is designed for use in the lips such as silk or Volbella.  I recommend discussing your goals with your plastic surgeon to dermatologist to determine the best treatment plan for you.  Best of luck!

Yours is a reasonable question which you should discuss with the doctor who will be performing your filler injections.  As a general statement you can have just your upper lip injected, but you need to be careful not to make it too large which would distort the normal balance between your upper and lower lips. 

You can certainly add filler to your top lip only.  Discuss your treatment goals with your injector to help you achieve the look you desire.  I would not recommend using Voluma for the lips.