Enhance lips with Surrey lip filler

Yes and yes! With lip filler, you can have natural-looking or very full lips; it’s up to you!

Some people love the exaggerated lip look. Others want a subtle ‘lift’ and ‘plump.’ Some want a defined cupid’s bow. Some just want a raise, curl or lip wrinkle filler. Specially-trained doctors or nurses can do it all.

During the procedure, a doctor or nurse will learn about the type of lip shape you’re after. They’re great listeners and will do their best to achieve your goals.

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Lip injections can pinch a little!

The good news is that our doctors and nurses know how to avoid ‘pain spots,’ to keep you comfortable. Most people don’t even flinch when getting lip fillers.

Not only that, we start with topical anaesthetic before the procedure, to help reduce pain.

Plus, the formula we use comes with lidocaine, an anaesthetic that works very quickly (like the ‘freezing’ you get at the dentist).

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You will start with a consultation to determine your needs and wants.

You will then be prepped with topical anaesthetic, to help reduce pain.

When it comes time for the lip filler injection, you’ll feel small needle pricks around your mouth. This is a pain-reducing step.

Afterwards, the doctor or nurse will insert the gel filler via a cannula. The cannula method will help to distribute the product evenly in different areas. We use special techniques to ensure the lips look symmetrical and smooth.

You will be disinfected with alcohol before, during and after the procedure. A doctor always has an assistant to help with this at our clinic.

Finally, you will be advised on aftercare when the procedure is complete.

Lip fillers from injectable hyaluronic acid solutions last around 6 months. This is a bit shorter than when they are used in the face, because the lips are very mobile.

Botox® used for a “lip flip” may last 3 – 4 months.

In the end, the length of time any injectable can last will depend on how your body reacts to it. For some people, injectables last longer than expected, while for others, they dissipate sooner.

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Risks or side effects from hyaluronic acid lip fillers are very rare. You may be swollen, tender and red for a few days, due to the injections themselves. But this will subside, and you’ll see your newly shaped lips soon after.

You should not drink alcohol or take blood-thinning medications for at least a week before and after the procedure. This can cause bruising. Please speak with your doctor before stopping any prescribed medication.

The most important factor in keeping you safe during this procedure is going with a highly qualified practitioner who knows what they are doing. Injecting the wrong type of hyaluronic acid product, for instance, can be problematic. Injecting too little or too much gel can cause misshaping. Hitting a nerve, or going too deep can be unnecessarily painful.

You should not receive certain dermal fillers if you are allergic to their ingredients.

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The cost of lip fillers will depend on your specific case, and your goals. Ultimately, we will need to calculate price based on the amount of product we need to use, to achieve your desired effect, and the time it will take. Some people opt for a so-called, ‘mini lip injection’ procedure, because they want something subtle, on lips that are already thick. This will, of course, cost much less than a so-called, ‘Kylie lip job’ if you are starting out with very thin lips.

The best way to find out the price of lip fillers at our Surrey clinic, is to come in for a consultation. This will be a first step, regardless, since we will need to learn about you, and your health history, before the procedure.

You can fill out the form above to get a general idea of pricing. However, these are not meant to be final quotes, by any means. Please take them as just a guide.