What is PermaLip Lip Augmentation?

Permalip lip implants are long lasting implants that are placed in the same place in the lip as lip fillers.  These implants provide fullness to the upper and lower lips.  There are different sizes and different length to the implants so the implants can be customized per patient.  It is performed once under local anesthesia or sedation and incisions are made inside the mouth.  These implants are meant to be understated so look very natural unlike implants from the past. 

The PermaLip Implant offers a permanent alternative to repetitive, costly, and painful filler injections, and strives to overcome the potential complications of permanent injectable and solid implants. PermaLip is contoured, has a smooth surface to minimize tissue ingrowth, and is reversible. It is available in a variety of diameters and lengths to accommodate the uniqueness of each person’s tissue characteristics. During the course of a consultation with your surgeon, it will be determined what implant is best suited for you. Although the implant is permanent, it is also designed to be easily reversible should a person wish to return to their original appearance.

PermaLip is a brand of silicone lip implants and is a perfectly safe option for patient who would like a permanent fix for augmenting or restoring volume loss to the lips.  Small incisions are made on both sides of the lips through which the implant is guided and positioned. PermaLip is available in a variety of sizes and can produce a very nice aesthetic result, but I will typically advise my patients who are new to any sort of lip augmentation procedure to consider trying dermal fillers to the area as a first option treatment, primarily to ensure they will be satisfied with a fuller look before committing to a more permanent option like a lip implant.  

Before you commit to something more permanent like a lip implant, I would suggest trying dermal fillers in the area first, only to ensure that you will be satisfied with the look of a fuller lip. Having said that, lip implants are perfectly safe and come in a variety of sizes to produce a natural-looking result on a patients of all ages.  The procedure itself it relatively quick and like other implants they can be removed later if desired.  Price will vary based on your location and the surgeon's experience. 

Our Lips are the focal point of our face. Full lips are often associated with youthfulness and sensuality, but for most of us it is not uncommon to see lips thin and develop deep lines with age. Lip enhancement, also known as Lip Augmentation or Lip Enlargement, is a procedure which involves adding volume to the lip either by permanent lip implants such as PermaLip™, or via an injectable lip filler. This gives lips a fuller appearance and reduces the fine lines and wrinkles. It will help effectively fight the signs of ageing, improve your smile, and leave your lips looking wonderfully natural.Permalip™ are revolutionary lip implants that are designed to look and feel natural, yet enhance your lip volume to the desired size. It does not deflate, degrade or rupture over time. Although it’s permanent, it is designed for the ease of placement if a patient wishes to achieve a larger or smaller enhancement or even return to the lips original appearance. It does not limit lip movement and provides a natural look.Our base price here at BellaVou is £1500 but this will be confirmed at your consult.We often have open evenings where you can come and talk to real life clients about their experience. Have a look at our website or give us a call for more information.

Thank you for your question. Lip Implants may be areasonable option for those individuals who are seeking permanent lipenhancement or for those who have not been satisfied with the longevity ofeffect afforded by hyaluronic acid fillers.
The Perma Facial Implant is an FDA cleared device for permanent facial augmentation. While this treatment is generally safe, every treatment carries potential risks that you should discuss with your surgeon.
Costs vary, but when one considers the cumulative cost overtime of temporary fillers, there is usually a savings benefit over timeassociated with permanent lip augmentation.
Consider consultation with a board-certified facial surgeonto discuss your concerns and goals and which options may be best for you.

Permalip lip augmentation uses an implant used to increase
the size of the lip permanently and is an alternative to injectables. The
procedure can be performed in the office under local anesthesia. The Permalip implant is made of a soft, solid silicone
and cannot rupture or deflate, and may be removed at any time.

The procedure is performed
with small incisions inside the corners of your mouth. The implant is then threaded through your
lips. The incisions are hidden inside your mouth and closed with dissolvable
sutures.

Most surgeons offer a variety of financing options and the cost
will vary depending on your anatomy, where you live, and your surgeon’s credentials.

I would recommend hyaluronic acid fillers prior to any permanent filler in the lips. I remove permanent fillers from patient's lips and do not recommend these fillers due to longterm complications. Raffy Karamanoukian Los Angeles

Provided you are a candidate the PermaLip implant is an excellent option.  There are 3 diameters 3 mm, 4 mm, 5 mm.  Placement is very straightforward and can be done with local anesthesia. We have treated many patients with PermaLip and they have been very pleased.   Dr. Spera

Permalip(TM) is a silicone based soft implant that is used to lip augmentation. Some patients do not wish to use fillers and silicon implants are a good option for these patients. The implants is placed in the lip via small incisions at each end of the lip. A tunnel is made with a special instrument and the implant is 'slid' into place. Advantages of silicon implants is long lasting results, and potentially cost savings. Disadvantages include longer recovery than filler, somewhat stiffer feeling initially, higher risk of infection, less customizable than fillers.