Lip Fillers

Dermal filler is a naturally-occurring hyaluronic acid gel (a substance naturally found within the skin) that is injected into the upper and lower lip. Once the treatment is gently injected into the target area, the material is slowly dissolved by the body’s own mechanism to volumise and hydrates the skin. It also has antioxidant qualities providing instantly smoother skin with better results than any top brand moisturising creams.
The filler is gently injected into the upper and lower lip to produce natural, soft and plump lips depending on the client’s individual needs and preferences. The upper and lower borders of the lips are initially injected to increase definition, and then the lips themselves are injected with as much filler as required to produce your perfect lips.

No. During your consultation your medical practitioner will discuss the best plan for you for subtle effects. Our practitioner work like artists, using the natural contours of your face for guidance. Your normal facial expressions will remain unaffected.

No makeup or product should be worn or applied to your lips for at least 12 hours following treatment.

After treatment your lips will feel tender and sore for the first couple of days and you may have the sensation of something in your lips. Following your consultation, your practitioner will be able to give you an indication of how your lips will feel in the days and weeks following your treatment so you know what to expect.

‘Duck lips’ often occur when the wrong type or too much filler has been used. That’s why it’s important to ensure your practitioner has extensive experience of using fillers, along with a detailed knowledge of facial anatomy.
At Laser Chic, you’ll only ever be treated by a fully qualified and registered medical professional. We only use the highest grade medical products and perform all treatments in a clinical environment, with strict protocol and procedures to follow.

Lip fillers typically last 6-12 months. The lip fillers we use are temporary and will typically last for this time frame, but this can vary depending on several factors including the volume of filler injected. Lifestyle factors, such as smoking or sun exposure, can also affect how long the results last as well as how quickly your body breaks down the filler.