WHEN SHOULD i GET LIP FILLING?
Hyaluronic acid is a natural ingredient of our skin, providing its flexibility, and hydration. However, its concentration decreases as we grow older. Skin starts to age, indicated bythe appearance of wrinkles andan inflexible skin. This process affects our lips as well – tiny wrinkles may appear around the lips or even on them in the course of time.
For lips changed by ageing or hereditary thin, professionally and carefully performed lip filling is a well-triedsolution, resulting
thicker, sensual mouth,
more expressive and characteristic,
attractive face and appearance.
HOW IS LIP FILLING DONE?
Volume supplement of the lips is done with a most up-to-date, hyaluronic acid based material in our clinic; Esthelis is of natural origin, completely biocompatible and decomposable, additionally it is extremely flexible, so there is no risk of nodule formation. It is introduced under the skin with an extremely thin injection needle. The treatment yields an impressive result, and the whole procedure
takes only a couple- of minutes!
HEALING AND RECOVERY AFTER LIP FILLING
Swelling is expectable after the procedure which is due to disappear in 12-48 hours.
The treated area should not be pressed for 2 days, and the client should avoid lasting talks (e.g.: giving a lecture) and laughing.
The treated area should not be exposed to extreme temperatures and sunlight (e.g.: sunburn, solarium, extreme cold) until swelling and rosiness ends.
The treated are can be washed cautiously even with soapwhenone day passed; make-up can be worn too. The patient should not have any lasting lip contour or lip tattoo by her/his cosmetician for at least 1 month following the lip filling.
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POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS
The risk of allergic reactions and other well known side effects is minimal during the application of the filling material.
Allergic reaction may occur in extremely rare cases (inflammation, blush and sensitivity of the treated area) with an incidence of thousandths, if it does occur it disappears in 12-28 hours; a minor nodule at the area of the filling material when it is absorbed faster than expected –due to individual features of the connective tissue; herpetic eruption induced by the needle prick; haemorrhage at the area of the application, due to the administration of aspirin or anymedicine with similar effects.
The treatment is not recommended in the cases of allergy to lidocaine, concomitant herpes or other skin diseases, severe allergy, autoimmune diseases, or when the client takes anticoagulant products (aspirin, heparin, sincumar).
Risks of complications are extremely low after the treatment. There is no need for post-treatment.