Introduction
The lips and eyes add to the attractiveness of the face. Full lips are a sign of a youthful, more beautiful lower face, but thinning of the visible red lip is a sign of natural aging.
Full lips that are evenly and naturally plump are a facial feature that many people seek, but not everyone is fortunate with full lips. The good news is that nothing is impossible in today's technologically advanced society.
Photodamage, genetic factors, and smoking all contribute to the decrease of lip volume, perioral rhytides, and mentolabial fold prominence over time. Lips that are genetically thin or have cosmetic asymmetries can be treated in the same way, with soft tissue augmentations utilizing fillers. The use of a sophisticated combination of technologies and injectables is required for perioral rejuvenation to be successful.
Lip augmentation using dermal fillers, such as HA, needs careful administration of an appropriate injection method to optimize the cosmetic effect. Furthermore, attaining cosmetic goals with low risk of adverse effects necessitates a thorough understanding of lip architecture and function, clinical expertise with a variety of injection methods, and a tailored treatment plan.