DERMAL LIP FILLERS
We use high quality Dermal Fillers to restore the youthfulness of your lips, enhancing volume and softness and to even symmetry or to provide you with the perfect the cupids bow.
We spend time during your consultation to discuss what you want and how we can achieve your required goals.
How do you know what shape of lips I want ?
We assess your lips and spend time to ascertain what you want your outcome to be during your half hour consulting and numbing time.
Are lip fillers painful ?
Here at Cosmetic Enhancement we make lip fillers as pain free as possible. We apply a strong numbing cream half hour before injectables, and we use ice while injecting the dermal lip fillers, this is to ensure patient comfort.
What will I expect during the procedure ?
Lip enhancement is a series of tiny dermal injections, the dermal filler is delivered as a gel through a thin needle distributed, to give you shape and seminary, you will be numbed for 30 mins before this procedure and we provide ice for patient comfort.
Will I have swelling after the procedures ?
After lip enhancement, many clients experience mild swelling, redness, sometimes possible bruising. These side effects usually go away after a few days, they can be camouflaged with makeup. More serious side effects are rare. Your body will start to accept the filler over two weeks and by 4 weeks your lips will settle down and will be part of you, this is due to molecules in the dermal filler absorbing your body fluids through the first few days of the swelling stage.
With cheeks and Jawline under eye dermal filler, you will have minimal swelling and the process is almost pain free, minimal discomfort, most our clients feel very relaxed during the process.
Which filler is right for me ?
This depends on how much volume you will need, this will be discussed during your consultation.
What are your dermal fillers made of ?
We use excellent quality Hylaronic Dermal fillers for lips, no animal products are used.
Can I have dermal fillers if I’m pregnant or breast feeding?
No, because we have no evidence on how it will effect the unborn child while you are pregnant or the new baby that Is being breast fed.