Defined shape with natural balance. This lip filler technique focuses on refined contour and vertical height while maintaining soft, balanced volume. Planning prioritises harmony with your facial features and conservative dosing to avoid heaviness or migration.
What it treats
- Lack of definition at the vermilion border
- Asymmetry or imbalance between upper and lower lip
- Reduced lip height or shape after volume loss
- Dehydrated look that needs subtle plumpness
How it works
Hyaluronic acid filler is placed with fine needle techniques to enhance lip shape and definition. Depth, entry points, and micro-aliquots are selected after assessment to maintain natural expression and minimise risk of migration. Product choice aligns with your goals for contour, hydration, and softness.
Treatment areas and typical plans
- Upper and lower lip with attention to Cupid’s bow and lip columns
- Usually a single session with optional refinement at review
- Parameters are adjusted for natural proportion to surrounding features
Downtime and aftercare
- Temporary swelling or tenderness for 24 to 72 hours is common
- Bruising can occur
- Keep the area clean and avoid heat, alcohol, and strenuous exercise on the day
- Follow written aftercare and use daily SPF
Who is a good candidate
- Patients seeking defined yet natural-looking lips
- Not suitable with active cold sores or skin infection, known HA allergy, or during pregnancy
- Medication review and vascular risk assessment are performed at consultation
Advanced combinations
- Biostimulation or mesotherapy can support lip hydration and perioral skin quality in staged plans
- Perioral lines or lip corners may benefit from targeted techniques if indicated
Prices
- Russian Lips – from £180
Booking: After your free consultation, a £50 deposit secures your treatment date. You will receive a written plan and pre-visit guidance. Rescheduling is possible with notice.
FAQs
Will it look overfilled
No. The plan focuses on contour and proportion, not excess volume.
Can filler be dissolved later
Yes. Hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with hyaluronidase when clinically indicated.
How long will swelling last
Early swelling is common and typically settles within a few days.
Can I wear lipstick after treatment
Once entry points have closed and the area is comfortable, you may apply gentle products. Your clinician will advise timings at review.
Ready to start Book your free consultation to confirm suitability and receive a personalised plan.