Lip Lift
“With a lip lift, reveal the natural beauty of your lips and achieve a younger, more vibrant smile.”
What is a Lip Lift?
A lip lift is a surgical procedure that shortens the distance between the upper lip and the base of the nose, giving the lips a fuller, more defined, and youthful appearance.
With age, the distance between the upper lip and the nose can lengthen, making the facial expression appear tired and aged. A lip lift restores this distance to an aesthetically balanced proportion, helping the smile appear more attractive and youthful.
How is a Lip Lift Performed?
A lip lift surgery is performed through a fine incision made at the base of the nose. Excess skin is removed, and the upper lip is gently lifted. The procedure can be done under local anesthesia and typically takes 30–45 minutes. The incision scar is hidden within the natural crease beneath the nose and gradually fades over time.
The recovery process is quick, and patients can usually return to their social life within a few days. After the procedure, the lips appear more defined, and the smile gains a younger, more refreshed expression.
Day 1
Mild swelling and bruising may occur. Cold compresses are recommended.
Day 7
Stitches are removed, and swelling decreases significantly.
1st Month
The new proportions between the lips and nose begin to settle.
1st Year
The final aesthetic appearance becomes visible.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
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What is the difference between a lip lift and lip fillers?
A lip lift is a permanent procedure that shortens the distance between the lip and the nose, creating a naturally fuller appearance. Fillers, on the other hand, are temporary and work by increasing lip volume.
Will there be any visible scars after the procedure?
The incision is hidden in the natural crease beneath the nose, so it is not noticeable after healing.
Is the procedure painful?
Since it is performed under local anesthesia, no pain is felt during the procedure. Mild tightness and sensitivity afterward are normal.
