Will One Syringe of Restylane Plump Both Lips?

The management of facial contour irregularities varies from
patient to patient and depends on the magnitude of the problem.In some cases, relatively small amounts of
Restylane can be used to address multiple anatomic areas.In more severe cases, larger amounts of
Restylane are necessary to adequately correct these problems.It’s
therefore important to carefully evaluate each patient and formulate an
individualized treatment plan that addresses their anatomic findings and
aesthetic goals.In some
cases, it may be possible to treat upper and lower lips, smile lines and chin
lines with a single syringe of Restylane when the deformity is relatively
mild.In other cases, multiple syringes
may be necessary when deformities are more severe.It’s
important to discuss these issues with your plastic surgeon.Your surgeon should be able to estimate how
many syringes will be necessary to address your concerns.

In most cases one syringe of Restylane will give enough volume.  Everyone has different anatomy and aesthetic goals.  Best to bring in a photo or tow of what you might realistically want.  The lips are usually a bit swollen after injections and then settle in nicely. 

When injecting Restylane into the lips, I always like to start with 1 syringe.  Follow up should be done in about 2 weeks and if the patient requests more volume it can be topped up at that time.