Lip filler only in upper lip? (Photo)

If this injector placed this much product, particularly Belotero, you will end up with a lip shelf.  I am also concerned that putting a full syringe in the upper lip will be too much.  I suspect that you could have a very nice improvement with a half milliliter all placed in the upper lip.  That would leave product to be placed in the left half of the lower lip which is relatively weak compared to the right side.  I personally prefer Restylane for the lip edge.  It needs to be careful placed but holds up and does not drift after placement.

Hi there!
The golden ratio of proportions of top / bottom lip are 1:1.61
Looking at the pictures here, your upper lip is relatively thin and probably a little under proportion if applying this ratio therefore upper lip augmentation will improve your aesthetics. There are lots of different methods for achieving this very much dependant on the injector. Some use cannulas / others syringes to directly inject. Personally I would use juvederm vobella or volift with syringing.
Hope this helps and good luck with there treatment! 

The doctor most likely wants to focusz on the top lip being you have a very small top lip and he/she is worried if they fill the bottom it will be hard to get them even. 

It will depend on the final results you want. If you're concerned, I recommend following up with the injector about their recommendations. These fillers, (Restylane, Volbella, Juvederm) are good to create a symmetrical and full lip. Implants or fat are alternative options. See an expert for a formal evaluation. Best, Dr. Emer

Hi miss_london_1988 ,

You are a good candidate for lip augmentation.  Filler does not always need to be placed in both the upper and lower lip simultaneously.  In your case you have a relatively full lower lip and a very thin upper lip.  I would recommend starting with filler in just the upper lip to give you a better balance.  Remember, more can always be added later.  While it is somewhat difficulty to fully evaluate based on your pictures (seeing only the lower face), something to perhaps consider would be a "Lip Lift" procedure, as it appears that you have a relatively long upper lip.  The lip lift would shorten the overall length of the upper lip and also evert the upper lip giving you more volume and showing more of the red lip.  I recommend you have a consultation with someone who is well versed with the procedure to discuss more.

Best,

Dr. Paquet