About the Treatment
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Sometimes, it’s not about adding more volume. It’s about changing the proportions. Lip lift surgery shortens the distance between the base of the nose and the upper lip, helping reveal more of the natural pink lip and create a more defined, balanced appearance.
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How does it work?
Lip lift surgery involves removing a small amount of skin beneath the nose and lifting the upper lip into a new position. The incision is typically placed along the base of the nose, where the resulting scar can be less noticeable as it heals.
The goal? A more defined upper lip without relying on added filler volume.
Your lips, beautifully placed.
What Can Lip Lift Surgery Help Enhance?
- Upper lip definition: Makes more of the natural pink lip visible.
- Lip-to-nose proportions: Shortens the space between the nose and upper lip.
- Cupid’s bow: May help enhance the natural shape of the upper lip.
- Facial balance: Creates a change that can be planned around your existing features.
Not every lip needs more volume. Sometimes, it’s all about proportion.
Lip lift for a look that lasts.
A Little Change. A New Perspective.
Your lips are part of a bigger picture. The right approach considers how they fit with the rest of your features, aiming for a result that feels balanced rather than overdone.
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Frequently Asked Questions
All you need to know about this treatment.
Lip fillers add volume to the lips, while a lip lift surgically shortens the space between the nose and upper lip. They address different concerns, and a consultation can help determine which option suits your goals.
A lip lift creates a lasting structural change, although the face continues to age naturally over time. Your surgeon can explain what you can realistically expect from the procedure.
The incision is typically made at the base of the nose. A scar will remain, but its appearance can change as it heals and matures. Healing varies from person to person, so a completely invisible scar cannot be guaranteed.
Swelling, bruising and temporary tightness are common during the initial healing period. Recovery varies, and your surgeon will advise when you can return to your usual activities, how to care for the incision and when to attend follow-up appointments.
Here’s our treatment protocol:
Before your procedure
- Attend a consultation to discuss your goals, facial proportions and medical history.
- Review the expected results, potential risks and scar placement with your surgeon.
- Follow all pre-operative instructions, including guidance about medications and smoking, if applicable.
After your procedure
- Follow your surgeon’s wound-care and medication instructions carefully.
- Keep all follow-up appointments and have sutures removed according to your surgeon’s guidance.
- Avoid strenuous activities until your surgeon confirms it is safe to resume them.
- Allow time for swelling to settle and the scar to mature before judging your final result.
