On average, your healthcare provider will insert 1 milliliter (ml) of lip filler into your lips, which is about one-fifth of a teaspoon. Your healthcare provider will then use a fine needle to inject the lip filler into part or all parts of the lips, including the edges of the lips (vermilion border), the curve in the center of the upper lip (Cupid's arch), and the oral corners (corners of the mouth). You won't feel any pain, but you may feel a pricked sensation and your eyes may get watery. The needle will not penetrate more than 2.5 millimeters (mm) into the skin. The amount of product needed for a lip filler treatment varies from person to person.
It also depends on the look you're trying to achieve. For example, we recommend natural results. This will depend on the desired results and the shape of your lips. Lip augmentation is one of the most requested filling treatments. The amount of filler used for lips usually ranges from 0.5 to 2 ml.
First-time patients can start with a smaller amount (approximately 0.5 to 1 ml) to ensure natural-looking results, with the possibility of adding more filler in subsequent sessions depending on the desired result. The decision between 0.5 ml or 1 ml of lip filler depends on the desired result and the factors individual. If you are looking for a subtle improvement or just a slight increase in lip volume, 0.5 ml of lip filler is sufficient. If you want more noticeable results and significant lip augmentation, 1 ml is a better option.
This is a great starting point for first-time lip filler treatments and for nervous patients who may want to try fillers for the first time. If you want to plump your lips before an important event, such as a wedding, you should schedule the procedure at least two weeks in advance to ensure that you have fully recovered. However, remember that the result is much more subtle with a 0.5 ml treatment, so it may appear that your lips deflate faster (although this is not the case). The improvements provided by injecting fillers into the lips include greater smoothness, defined vermilion edges and softened vertical lip lines, making them an ideal option for those with naturally thin lips or who have thinned over time.
This amount of product also tends to be ideal for those looking for natural-looking results without too much volume or extra volume on the lips. The exact amount required to treat a person can vary depending on the desired result, the natural volume of their lips, and the specific areas that need augmentation. the outline. Lip fillers are very safe when done by an experienced healthcare provider, such as a plastic surgeon, dermatologist, or cosmetic surgeon.
After the procedure is complete, your healthcare provider can gently massage your lips to absorb the filler. However, before delving into the world of lip augmentation, it's essential to understand the basics, including the amount of filler a syringe contains. They will examine your lips and, together, analyze the final results, even if you want more volume, which requires more filler. It's crucial to understand that the amount of lip treatment used can vary greatly depending on who is receiving the treatment and their individual goals for obtaining the final result.
With the right choice and an expert injector, lip fillers can beautifully enhance your natural features, boost your confidence and achieve the desired aesthetic result. Because of their permanent nature, PMMA fillers are used with caution on lips and are generally recommended to patients seeking long-term solutions for deep wrinkles and volume loss rather than for lip enhancement for the first time. In addition, this small amount of product can be used strategically along the edges and edges of the lips to create a more defined Cupid's arc and give volume to natural lips while still giving them a natural look and bulky in general. You may have another picture taken for your medical record so you can see what your lips looked like before the procedure and after they healed.
You should also avoid eating dirty foods that can cause you to clean your face or lips for at least 24 hours.
