It is common for a person to look in the mirror and see something about their appearance that they love and other things about their appearance they wish that they could change. It may be that you have a pocket of extra fat where you wish you had none. You might have wrinkles on your face that seem like they won’t go away. For many people, their problem area is their thin lips. Lip augmentation with Restylane® can help.
Most people do not notice the thinness of their lips until they hit their teenage years. This is when people start to date, wear makeup, and engage in activities that make the size and shape of their lips more apparent. It is usually at this time when people first start thinking about getting lip injections.
When a person opts to get lip injections with Restylane®, they are going to enjoy natural-looking results. Part of the reason is that Restylane® is a hyaluronic acid filler. As such, this filler produces smooth and subtle results. The injections are given using specialized techniques.
The entire injection process is performed in the comfort of our office. It may take between minutes to an hour, depending on the situation. Having an injector who takes their time and performs injections carefully makes all the difference between having unnatural lip injections and natural-looking ones.
The results from Restylane® lip injections may last around six months or so. If you have a slower metabolism, they might last even longer. The majority of people who go through this form of lip augmentation are happy with the way that they look. They feel a boost of self-confidence. Many are excited to wear brighter color lipsticks that accentuate their new, fuller pout.
Restylane® lip augmentation is a great way for you to make a subtle change to your face that can go a long way in boosting your confidence. If you are not happy with your smile, do something about it. Learn more about what lip augmentation treatments at Orange Blossom Women’s Group can do for you. Contact us today to book an appointment in Trinity.
