Full lips

Treatment Results

Generally, injectable lip augmentation provides immediate visible results, with lips appearing fuller right after the injection. The effects of a single session typically last several months to about a year, depending on the type of filler used.

If autologous fat grafting is used for lip augmentation, the results after the fat survives tend to be long-lasting, but multiple procedures may be needed to achieve the desired outcome. Over time, the effects may gradually diminish due to factors such as the body's metabolism, requiring follow-up treatments to maintain the results.

Is This Right for Me?

This procedure is suitable for the following groups:

• Individuals with naturally thin lips who wish to enhance their lip appearance.
• Those experiencing lip volume loss and fine lines due to aging.
• Beauty seekers dissatisfied with their current lip shape who desire fuller, more sensual lips.

However, the following groups are not suitable candidates:

• Individuals with severe cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, or other systemic conditions that make surgery or injections unsafe.
• Patients with inflammation, infection, or other pathological conditions in the lips.
• Those taking certain medications, such as anticoagulants, which may compromise the safety of the procedure.
• Individuals with unrealistic expectations regarding the results of lip augmentation.

Equipment Selection

For lip augmentation via injection, the primary equipment includes syringes. Choose syringes that are reliable in quality and meet medical standards; legitimate medical facilities typically use certified products. For auxiliary equipment, such as painless injection devices used for local anesthesia, ensure they have stable performance and undergo rigorous sterilization.

Select Equipment

For lip augmentation via injection, the primary equipment includes syringes. Choose high-quality syringes that meet medical standards; reputable medical facilities typically use certified products. For auxiliary devices such as painless injection instruments used for local anesthesia, ensure they have stable performance and undergo rigorous sterilization.

Price

The price of lip augmentation varies depending on several factors:

Filler material: Prices vary significantly among different brands and types of fillers. For instance, imported high-quality hyaluronic acid fillers are typically more expensive than domestic ones, ranging from approximately 1,500,000 to over 15,000,000 KRW. Collagen fillers are also relatively high-priced.

Injection dosage: The higher the volume required for augmentation, the higher the cost. Generally, the dosage depends on the individual's lip condition and desired outcome.

Medical facility and physician: Reputable medical institutions and experienced physicians may charge higher fees. Prices typically range from about 1,500,000 to 15,000,000 KRW.

Expected Results

The ideal outcome is natural, full, and sensual lips with enhanced lip definition and reduced lip lines.

However, results may vary due to multiple factors, including the characteristics of the filler material, the physician's skill level, individual health conditions, and baseline lip structure. It may not be possible to achieve the exact same look as models or celebrities, so maintaining realistic expectations is essential.

Combination Therapy

Lip augmentation can be combined with other aesthetic procedures to achieve a more harmonious overall facial result. For instance, pairing it with Botox injections for facial slimming can plump the lips while creating a more balanced facial contour.

It can also be combined with treatments such as photofacial therapy to improve the texture and tone of the skin around the lips, making them appear healthier and more beautiful.

Side Effects and Complications

- Injectable Lip Augmentation:

- Common side effects include local swelling, pain, and bruising, which typically subside within a few days to about a week.

- Allergic reactions may occur, presenting as lip itching, redness, etc. Severe allergic reactions are rare but require prompt medical treatment.

- Improper injection may lead to vascular embolism, causing severe complications such as lip tissue necrosis and blindness, although the incidence rate is low.

- Surgical Lip Augmentation: In addition to the similar risks mentioned above, issues such as infection and poor wound healing may also occur.

Contraindications

Absolute contraindications: Individuals with severe mental disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, or coagulation disorders are prohibited from undergoing lip augmentation procedures.

Relative contraindications: Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid lip augmentation; individuals who have recently taken anticoagulant medications should wait for a suitable period after discontinuing the medication before considering the procedure.

Project Contraindications

Absolute Contraindications: Patients with severe mental disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, coagulation disorders, or similar conditions are prohibited from undergoing lip augmentation procedures.

Relative Contraindications: Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid lip augmentation; individuals who have recently taken anticoagulant medications should wait until they have discontinued the medication for an appropriate period before considering the procedure.

Side Effects and Complications

- Injectable Lip Augmentation:

- Common side effects include localized swelling, pain, and bruising, which typically subside within a few days to a week.

- Allergic reactions may occur, manifesting as lip itching, redness, etc. Severe allergic reactions are rare but require prompt treatment.

- Improper injection technique can lead to vascular occlusion, causing serious complications such as lip tissue necrosis or blindness, although such occurrences are infrequent.

- Surgical Lip Augmentation: In addition to the risks mentioned above, there may also be issues such as infection and poor wound healing.

Side Effects

Beyond the previously mentioned side effects like swelling, pain, and allergic reactions, lip asymmetry may also occur, which is related to the physician's injection technique or surgical procedure. Additionally, some individuals may experience a sensation of a foreign body in the lips after augmentation, which gradually adapts over time.

Self-Diagnosis of Symptoms

If lip swelling and pain persist and worsen over several days after lip augmentation, or if you experience fever or changes in the skin color of the lips, these may indicate complications such as infection, and you should seek medical attention promptly.

If you experience itching or rashes on the lips, this may be an allergic reaction, and you should contact a doctor immediately for treatment.

Select Treatment Plan

When consulting with a doctor, a personalized treatment plan will be developed based on factors such as your lip foundation and desired outcomes. Clearly express your needs and concerns, understand the pros and cons of different options, and make an informed decision after careful consideration.

Treatment Results

Generally, injectable lip augmentation provides immediate visible results, with lips appearing fuller right after the injection. The effects of a single session typically last several months to about a year, depending on the type of filler used.

If autologous fat grafting is used for lip augmentation, the results after the fat survives tend to be long-lasting, but multiple procedures may be needed to achieve the desired outcome. Over time, the effects may gradually diminish due to factors such as the body's metabolism, requiring follow-up treatments to maintain the results.

Is This Right for Me?

This procedure is suitable for the following groups:

• Individuals with naturally thin lips who wish to enhance their lip appearance.
• Those experiencing lip volume loss and fine lines due to aging.
• Beauty seekers dissatisfied with their current lip shape who desire fuller, more sensual lips.

However, the following groups are not suitable candidates:

• Individuals with severe cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, or other systemic conditions that make surgery or injections unsafe.
• Patients with inflammation, infection, or other pathological conditions in the lips.
• Those taking certain medications, such as anticoagulants, which may compromise the safety of the procedure.
• Individuals with unrealistic expectations regarding the results of lip augmentation.

Equipment Selection

For lip augmentation via injection, the primary equipment includes syringes. Choose syringes that are reliable in quality and meet medical standards; legitimate medical facilities typically use certified products. For auxiliary equipment, such as painless injection devices used for local anesthesia, ensure they have stable performance and undergo rigorous sterilization.

Select Equipment

For lip augmentation via injection, the primary equipment includes syringes. Choose high-quality syringes that meet medical standards; reputable medical facilities typically use certified products. For auxiliary devices such as painless injection instruments used for local anesthesia, ensure they have stable performance and undergo rigorous sterilization.

Price

The price of lip augmentation varies depending on several factors:

Filler material: Prices vary significantly among different brands and types of fillers. For instance, imported high-quality hyaluronic acid fillers are typically more expensive than domestic ones, ranging from approximately 1,500,000 to over 15,000,000 KRW. Collagen fillers are also relatively high-priced.

Injection dosage: The higher the volume required for augmentation, the higher the cost. Generally, the dosage depends on the individual's lip condition and desired outcome.

Medical facility and physician: Reputable medical institutions and experienced physicians may charge higher fees. Prices typically range from about 1,500,000 to 15,000,000 KRW.

Expected Results

The ideal outcome is natural, full, and sensual lips with enhanced lip definition and reduced lip lines.

However, results may vary due to multiple factors, including the characteristics of the filler material, the physician's skill level, individual health conditions, and baseline lip structure. It may not be possible to achieve the exact same look as models or celebrities, so maintaining realistic expectations is essential.

Combination Therapy

Lip augmentation can be combined with other aesthetic procedures to achieve a more harmonious overall facial result. For instance, pairing it with Botox injections for facial slimming can plump the lips while creating a more balanced facial contour.

It can also be combined with treatments such as photofacial therapy to improve the texture and tone of the skin around the lips, making them appear healthier and more beautiful.

Side Effects and Complications

- Injectable Lip Augmentation:

- Common side effects include local swelling, pain, and bruising, which typically subside within a few days to about a week.

- Allergic reactions may occur, presenting as lip itching, redness, etc. Severe allergic reactions are rare but require prompt medical treatment.

- Improper injection may lead to vascular embolism, causing severe complications such as lip tissue necrosis and blindness, although the incidence rate is low.

- Surgical Lip Augmentation: In addition to the similar risks mentioned above, issues such as infection and poor wound healing may also occur.

Contraindications

Absolute contraindications: Individuals with severe mental disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, or coagulation disorders are prohibited from undergoing lip augmentation procedures.

Relative contraindications: Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid lip augmentation; individuals who have recently taken anticoagulant medications should wait for a suitable period after discontinuing the medication before considering the procedure.

Project Contraindications

Absolute Contraindications: Patients with severe mental disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, coagulation disorders, or similar conditions are prohibited from undergoing lip augmentation procedures.

Relative Contraindications: Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid lip augmentation; individuals who have recently taken anticoagulant medications should wait until they have discontinued the medication for an appropriate period before considering the procedure.

Side Effects and Complications

- Injectable Lip Augmentation:

- Common side effects include localized swelling, pain, and bruising, which typically subside within a few days to a week.

- Allergic reactions may occur, manifesting as lip itching, redness, etc. Severe allergic reactions are rare but require prompt treatment.

- Improper injection technique can lead to vascular occlusion, causing serious complications such as lip tissue necrosis or blindness, although such occurrences are infrequent.

- Surgical Lip Augmentation: In addition to the risks mentioned above, there may also be issues such as infection and poor wound healing.

Side Effects

Beyond the previously mentioned side effects like swelling, pain, and allergic reactions, lip asymmetry may also occur, which is related to the physician's injection technique or surgical procedure. Additionally, some individuals may experience a sensation of a foreign body in the lips after augmentation, which gradually adapts over time.

Self-Diagnosis of Symptoms

If lip swelling and pain persist and worsen over several days after lip augmentation, or if you experience fever or changes in the skin color of the lips, these may indicate complications such as infection, and you should seek medical attention promptly.

If you experience itching or rashes on the lips, this may be an allergic reaction, and you should contact a doctor immediately for treatment.

Select Treatment Plan

When consulting with a doctor, a personalized treatment plan will be developed based on factors such as your lip foundation and desired outcomes. Clearly express your needs and concerns, understand the pros and cons of different options, and make an informed decision after careful consideration.

Treatment Results

Generally, injectable lip augmentation provides immediate visible results, with lips appearing fuller right after the injection. The effects of a single session typically last several months to about a year, depending on the type of filler used.

If autologous fat grafting is used for lip augmentation, the results after the fat survives tend to be long-lasting, but multiple procedures may be needed to achieve the desired outcome. Over time, the effects may gradually diminish due to factors such as the body's metabolism, requiring follow-up treatments to maintain the results.

Is This Right for Me?

This procedure is suitable for the following groups:

• Individuals with naturally thin lips who wish to enhance their lip appearance.
• Those experiencing lip volume loss and fine lines due to aging.
• Beauty seekers dissatisfied with their current lip shape who desire fuller, more sensual lips.

However, the following groups are not suitable candidates:

• Individuals with severe cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, or other systemic conditions that make surgery or injections unsafe.
• Patients with inflammation, infection, or other pathological conditions in the lips.
• Those taking certain medications, such as anticoagulants, which may compromise the safety of the procedure.
• Individuals with unrealistic expectations regarding the results of lip augmentation.

Equipment Selection

For lip augmentation via injection, the primary equipment includes syringes. Choose syringes that are reliable in quality and meet medical standards; legitimate medical facilities typically use certified products. For auxiliary equipment, such as painless injection devices used for local anesthesia, ensure they have stable performance and undergo rigorous sterilization.

Select Equipment

For lip augmentation via injection, the primary equipment includes syringes. Choose high-quality syringes that meet medical standards; reputable medical facilities typically use certified products. For auxiliary devices such as painless injection instruments used for local anesthesia, ensure they have stable performance and undergo rigorous sterilization.

Price

The price of lip augmentation varies depending on several factors:

Filler material: Prices vary significantly among different brands and types of fillers. For instance, imported high-quality hyaluronic acid fillers are typically more expensive than domestic ones, ranging from approximately 1,500,000 to over 15,000,000 KRW. Collagen fillers are also relatively high-priced.

Injection dosage: The higher the volume required for augmentation, the higher the cost. Generally, the dosage depends on the individual's lip condition and desired outcome.

Medical facility and physician: Reputable medical institutions and experienced physicians may charge higher fees. Prices typically range from about 1,500,000 to 15,000,000 KRW.

Expected Results

The ideal outcome is natural, full, and sensual lips with enhanced lip definition and reduced lip lines.

However, results may vary due to multiple factors, including the characteristics of the filler material, the physician's skill level, individual health conditions, and baseline lip structure. It may not be possible to achieve the exact same look as models or celebrities, so maintaining realistic expectations is essential.

Combination Therapy

Lip augmentation can be combined with other aesthetic procedures to achieve a more harmonious overall facial result. For instance, pairing it with Botox injections for facial slimming can plump the lips while creating a more balanced facial contour.

It can also be combined with treatments such as photofacial therapy to improve the texture and tone of the skin around the lips, making them appear healthier and more beautiful.

Side Effects and Complications

- Injectable Lip Augmentation:

- Common side effects include local swelling, pain, and bruising, which typically subside within a few days to about a week.

- Allergic reactions may occur, presenting as lip itching, redness, etc. Severe allergic reactions are rare but require prompt medical treatment.

- Improper injection may lead to vascular embolism, causing severe complications such as lip tissue necrosis and blindness, although the incidence rate is low.

- Surgical Lip Augmentation: In addition to the similar risks mentioned above, issues such as infection and poor wound healing may also occur.

Contraindications

Absolute contraindications: Individuals with severe mental disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, or coagulation disorders are prohibited from undergoing lip augmentation procedures.

Relative contraindications: Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid lip augmentation; individuals who have recently taken anticoagulant medications should wait for a suitable period after discontinuing the medication before considering the procedure.

Project Contraindications

Absolute Contraindications: Patients with severe mental disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, coagulation disorders, or similar conditions are prohibited from undergoing lip augmentation procedures.

Relative Contraindications: Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid lip augmentation; individuals who have recently taken anticoagulant medications should wait until they have discontinued the medication for an appropriate period before considering the procedure.

Side Effects and Complications

- Injectable Lip Augmentation:

- Common side effects include localized swelling, pain, and bruising, which typically subside within a few days to a week.

- Allergic reactions may occur, manifesting as lip itching, redness, etc. Severe allergic reactions are rare but require prompt treatment.

- Improper injection technique can lead to vascular occlusion, causing serious complications such as lip tissue necrosis or blindness, although such occurrences are infrequent.

- Surgical Lip Augmentation: In addition to the risks mentioned above, there may also be issues such as infection and poor wound healing.

Side Effects

Beyond the previously mentioned side effects like swelling, pain, and allergic reactions, lip asymmetry may also occur, which is related to the physician's injection technique or surgical procedure. Additionally, some individuals may experience a sensation of a foreign body in the lips after augmentation, which gradually adapts over time.

Self-Diagnosis of Symptoms

If lip swelling and pain persist and worsen over several days after lip augmentation, or if you experience fever or changes in the skin color of the lips, these may indicate complications such as infection, and you should seek medical attention promptly.

If you experience itching or rashes on the lips, this may be an allergic reaction, and you should contact a doctor immediately for treatment.

Select Treatment Plan

When consulting with a doctor, a personalized treatment plan will be developed based on factors such as your lip foundation and desired outcomes. Clearly express your needs and concerns, understand the pros and cons of different options, and make an informed decision after careful consideration.

Treatment Results

Generally, injectable lip augmentation provides immediate visible results, with lips appearing fuller right after the injection. The effects of a single session typically last several months to about a year, depending on the type of filler used.

If autologous fat grafting is used for lip augmentation, the results after the fat survives tend to be long-lasting, but multiple procedures may be needed to achieve the desired outcome. Over time, the effects may gradually diminish due to factors such as the body's metabolism, requiring follow-up treatments to maintain the results.

Is This Right for Me?

This procedure is suitable for the following groups:

• Individuals with naturally thin lips who wish to enhance their lip appearance.
• Those experiencing lip volume loss and fine lines due to aging.
• Beauty seekers dissatisfied with their current lip shape who desire fuller, more sensual lips.

However, the following groups are not suitable candidates:

• Individuals with severe cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, or other systemic conditions that make surgery or injections unsafe.
• Patients with inflammation, infection, or other pathological conditions in the lips.
• Those taking certain medications, such as anticoagulants, which may compromise the safety of the procedure.
• Individuals with unrealistic expectations regarding the results of lip augmentation.

Equipment Selection

For lip augmentation via injection, the primary equipment includes syringes. Choose syringes that are reliable in quality and meet medical standards; legitimate medical facilities typically use certified products. For auxiliary equipment, such as painless injection devices used for local anesthesia, ensure they have stable performance and undergo rigorous sterilization.

Select Equipment

For lip augmentation via injection, the primary equipment includes syringes. Choose high-quality syringes that meet medical standards; reputable medical facilities typically use certified products. For auxiliary devices such as painless injection instruments used for local anesthesia, ensure they have stable performance and undergo rigorous sterilization.

Price

The price of lip augmentation varies depending on several factors:

Filler material: Prices vary significantly among different brands and types of fillers. For instance, imported high-quality hyaluronic acid fillers are typically more expensive than domestic ones, ranging from approximately 1,500,000 to over 15,000,000 KRW. Collagen fillers are also relatively high-priced.

Injection dosage: The higher the volume required for augmentation, the higher the cost. Generally, the dosage depends on the individual's lip condition and desired outcome.

Medical facility and physician: Reputable medical institutions and experienced physicians may charge higher fees. Prices typically range from about 1,500,000 to 15,000,000 KRW.

Expected Results

The ideal outcome is natural, full, and sensual lips with enhanced lip definition and reduced lip lines.

However, results may vary due to multiple factors, including the characteristics of the filler material, the physician's skill level, individual health conditions, and baseline lip structure. It may not be possible to achieve the exact same look as models or celebrities, so maintaining realistic expectations is essential.

Combination Therapy

Lip augmentation can be combined with other aesthetic procedures to achieve a more harmonious overall facial result. For instance, pairing it with Botox injections for facial slimming can plump the lips while creating a more balanced facial contour.

It can also be combined with treatments such as photofacial therapy to improve the texture and tone of the skin around the lips, making them appear healthier and more beautiful.

Side Effects and Complications

- Injectable Lip Augmentation:

- Common side effects include local swelling, pain, and bruising, which typically subside within a few days to about a week.

- Allergic reactions may occur, presenting as lip itching, redness, etc. Severe allergic reactions are rare but require prompt medical treatment.

- Improper injection may lead to vascular embolism, causing severe complications such as lip tissue necrosis and blindness, although the incidence rate is low.

- Surgical Lip Augmentation: In addition to the similar risks mentioned above, issues such as infection and poor wound healing may also occur.

Contraindications

Absolute contraindications: Individuals with severe mental disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, or coagulation disorders are prohibited from undergoing lip augmentation procedures.

Relative contraindications: Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid lip augmentation; individuals who have recently taken anticoagulant medications should wait for a suitable period after discontinuing the medication before considering the procedure.

Project Contraindications

Absolute Contraindications: Patients with severe mental disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, coagulation disorders, or similar conditions are prohibited from undergoing lip augmentation procedures.

Relative Contraindications: Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid lip augmentation; individuals who have recently taken anticoagulant medications should wait until they have discontinued the medication for an appropriate period before considering the procedure.

Side Effects and Complications

- Injectable Lip Augmentation:

- Common side effects include localized swelling, pain, and bruising, which typically subside within a few days to a week.

- Allergic reactions may occur, manifesting as lip itching, redness, etc. Severe allergic reactions are rare but require prompt treatment.

- Improper injection technique can lead to vascular occlusion, causing serious complications such as lip tissue necrosis or blindness, although such occurrences are infrequent.

- Surgical Lip Augmentation: In addition to the risks mentioned above, there may also be issues such as infection and poor wound healing.

Side Effects

Beyond the previously mentioned side effects like swelling, pain, and allergic reactions, lip asymmetry may also occur, which is related to the physician's injection technique or surgical procedure. Additionally, some individuals may experience a sensation of a foreign body in the lips after augmentation, which gradually adapts over time.

Self-Diagnosis of Symptoms

If lip swelling and pain persist and worsen over several days after lip augmentation, or if you experience fever or changes in the skin color of the lips, these may indicate complications such as infection, and you should seek medical attention promptly.

If you experience itching or rashes on the lips, this may be an allergic reaction, and you should contact a doctor immediately for treatment.

Select Treatment Plan

When consulting with a doctor, a personalized treatment plan will be developed based on factors such as your lip foundation and desired outcomes. Clearly express your needs and concerns, understand the pros and cons of different options, and make an informed decision after careful consideration.

Treatment Results

Generally, injectable lip augmentation provides immediate visible results, with lips appearing fuller right after the injection. The effects of a single session typically last several months to about a year, depending on the type of filler used.

If autologous fat grafting is used for lip augmentation, the results after the fat survives tend to be long-lasting, but multiple procedures may be needed to achieve the desired outcome. Over time, the effects may gradually diminish due to factors such as the body's metabolism, requiring follow-up treatments to maintain the results.

Is This Right for Me?

This procedure is suitable for the following groups:

• Individuals with naturally thin lips who wish to enhance their lip appearance.
• Those experiencing lip volume loss and fine lines due to aging.
• Beauty seekers dissatisfied with their current lip shape who desire fuller, more sensual lips.

However, the following groups are not suitable candidates:

• Individuals with severe cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, or other systemic conditions that make surgery or injections unsafe.
• Patients with inflammation, infection, or other pathological conditions in the lips.
• Those taking certain medications, such as anticoagulants, which may compromise the safety of the procedure.
• Individuals with unrealistic expectations regarding the results of lip augmentation.

Equipment Selection

For lip augmentation via injection, the primary equipment includes syringes. Choose syringes that are reliable in quality and meet medical standards; legitimate medical facilities typically use certified products. For auxiliary equipment, such as painless injection devices used for local anesthesia, ensure they have stable performance and undergo rigorous sterilization.

Select Equipment

For lip augmentation via injection, the primary equipment includes syringes. Choose high-quality syringes that meet medical standards; reputable medical facilities typically use certified products. For auxiliary devices such as painless injection instruments used for local anesthesia, ensure they have stable performance and undergo rigorous sterilization.

Price

The price of lip augmentation varies depending on several factors:

Filler material: Prices vary significantly among different brands and types of fillers. For instance, imported high-quality hyaluronic acid fillers are typically more expensive than domestic ones, ranging from approximately 1,500,000 to over 15,000,000 KRW. Collagen fillers are also relatively high-priced.

Injection dosage: The higher the volume required for augmentation, the higher the cost. Generally, the dosage depends on the individual's lip condition and desired outcome.

Medical facility and physician: Reputable medical institutions and experienced physicians may charge higher fees. Prices typically range from about 1,500,000 to 15,000,000 KRW.

Expected Results

The ideal outcome is natural, full, and sensual lips with enhanced lip definition and reduced lip lines.

However, results may vary due to multiple factors, including the characteristics of the filler material, the physician's skill level, individual health conditions, and baseline lip structure. It may not be possible to achieve the exact same look as models or celebrities, so maintaining realistic expectations is essential.

Combination Therapy

Lip augmentation can be combined with other aesthetic procedures to achieve a more harmonious overall facial result. For instance, pairing it with Botox injections for facial slimming can plump the lips while creating a more balanced facial contour.

It can also be combined with treatments such as photofacial therapy to improve the texture and tone of the skin around the lips, making them appear healthier and more beautiful.

Side Effects and Complications

- Injectable Lip Augmentation:

- Common side effects include local swelling, pain, and bruising, which typically subside within a few days to about a week.

- Allergic reactions may occur, presenting as lip itching, redness, etc. Severe allergic reactions are rare but require prompt medical treatment.

- Improper injection may lead to vascular embolism, causing severe complications such as lip tissue necrosis and blindness, although the incidence rate is low.

- Surgical Lip Augmentation: In addition to the similar risks mentioned above, issues such as infection and poor wound healing may also occur.

Contraindications

Absolute contraindications: Individuals with severe mental disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, or coagulation disorders are prohibited from undergoing lip augmentation procedures.

Relative contraindications: Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid lip augmentation; individuals who have recently taken anticoagulant medications should wait for a suitable period after discontinuing the medication before considering the procedure.

Project Contraindications

Absolute Contraindications: Patients with severe mental disorders, uncontrolled diabetes, coagulation disorders, or similar conditions are prohibited from undergoing lip augmentation procedures.

Relative Contraindications: Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should avoid lip augmentation; individuals who have recently taken anticoagulant medications should wait until they have discontinued the medication for an appropriate period before considering the procedure.

Side Effects and Complications

- Injectable Lip Augmentation:

- Common side effects include localized swelling, pain, and bruising, which typically subside within a few days to a week.

- Allergic reactions may occur, manifesting as lip itching, redness, etc. Severe allergic reactions are rare but require prompt treatment.

- Improper injection technique can lead to vascular occlusion, causing serious complications such as lip tissue necrosis or blindness, although such occurrences are infrequent.

- Surgical Lip Augmentation: In addition to the risks mentioned above, there may also be issues such as infection and poor wound healing.

Side Effects

Beyond the previously mentioned side effects like swelling, pain, and allergic reactions, lip asymmetry may also occur, which is related to the physician's injection technique or surgical procedure. Additionally, some individuals may experience a sensation of a foreign body in the lips after augmentation, which gradually adapts over time.

Self-Diagnosis of Symptoms

If lip swelling and pain persist and worsen over several days after lip augmentation, or if you experience fever or changes in the skin color of the lips, these may indicate complications such as infection, and you should seek medical attention promptly.

If you experience itching or rashes on the lips, this may be an allergic reaction, and you should contact a doctor immediately for treatment.

Select Treatment Plan

When consulting with a doctor, a personalized treatment plan will be developed based on factors such as your lip foundation and desired outcomes. Clearly express your needs and concerns, understand the pros and cons of different options, and make an informed decision after careful consideration.