Full and chubby lips have always been considered a sign of beauty. If your lips have changed their appearance due to the natural aging process, you can consider upper lip lift or enhancement to regain your self-confidence. Hundreds of Our clients have undergone successful lip enhancement and are quite happy with the results.

Should You Consider Lip Enhancement?

As you get older, your lips become thinner and appear less full. An upper lip lift can change the way your lips look and eventually balance out your face. Lip enhancement can either be temporary or permanent.

Temporary fillers or lip injections can be modified to your personal preference. Surgical enhancement and lip implants provide a permanent solution to your lip concerns.

You are a good candidate for an upper lip lift if you want to plump up thin lips and create a fuller look. Similarly, if your top lip disappears when you stand still, you can benefit from lip enhancement. Those of you who are overwhelmed by upper lips that are too large can also talk to Your Surgeon about lip reduction.

How is a Lip Enhancement Procedure Performed?

To reduce the upper lip area size specifically, an incision will be made right under the nose inside the nostrils and the skin is removed to be pulled to shorten the upper lip. The incisions are tiny sutures are used for the procedure which can be removed a couple of days later. Remember that these sutures leave no visible scars on your face.
All techniques The Surgeon performs on upper lip lift surgery to lift the upper lip are scar-less. The incisions are made through the nose and scars are hidden inside the nostrils. The Surgeon will remove a small strip of tissue if needed and pull the lip up. The tissue after correction is then secured together resulting in elevation of the upper lip.

Am I the Ideal Candidate for Upper Lip Lift Surgery?

The most appropriate candidates for an upper lip lift are people who have:

1. A desire to improve the appearance of their lips
2. Thin upper lips that are shapeless and sagging
3. Naturally unbalanced lips
4. Naturally thin lips
5. Upper lips that do not sync with the rest of their face

During your initial consultation with Your Surgeon, you will have the chance to discuss what you want to achieve. To know more about your treatment options and the outcomes that you can expect, contact us today.