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Michael Sherbin, D.O. and Associates

Treatment · Facial plastic surgery

Lip fillers and enhancement.

There are two ways to fuller lips here: injectable hyaluronic acid fillers, for temporary results that typically last several months, and surgical implants for permanent enhancement. Lip reductions are available too. Injections take about ten minutes with minimal discomfort.

Overview

Fillers, implants, and the lips you want

The lips you were born with don’t have to be the lips you live with. If you have always wished for fuller, plumper and more attractive lips, we offer many options for fuller, natural-looking lips. We provide lip enhancement using fillers, or surgically using implants. Injectable fillers are ideal for individuals who desire temporary results, while implants are for those looking for lasting, permanent lip enhancement. If you prefer injections, we use hyaluronic acid fillers. Additionally, lip reductions are also available to customize the shape and size of lips to the patient’s preference. We help patients toward natural, fuller lips through a range of procedures.

Lip injections

Hyaluronic acid fillers

A lip injection is a non-surgical procedure which cosmetically enhances the lips. After an injection, lips will look fuller, having more volume, and may appear to have a restored, natural “pucker”. Results are temporary, and your doctor reviews the possible risks with you before treatment. The practice uses hyaluronic acid fillers such as Restylane®.

Hyaluronic acid fillers contain a biodegradable gel based on hyaluronic acid, a substance the skin makes naturally. The injection adds volume and plumpness while the lips stay soft. Results can be seen right away and typically last several months; how long varies by patient.

Implants

The permanent route

A lip implant is the surgical alternative for lip enhancement whereby a synthetic material is inserted into the lips. Anesthesia is typically provided and incisions are usually made at the corners or other places near the lips. These incisions allow for a needle to penetrate and inject lips with the implant. The procedure is only mildly uncomfortable, with recovery time covering a few days, and with results lasting permanently.

Common lip filler questions

What patients want to know first.

How long do lip fillers last?

It depends on the filler and the patient. Hyaluronic acid fillers typically last several months, with results visible right away.

What are hyaluronic acid fillers?

A biodegradable gel based on hyaluronic acid, a substance the skin makes naturally. It adds volume while the lips stay soft, and because the body gradually absorbs it, the results are temporary.

Do lip injections hurt?

Discomfort is minimal, and the injections take only about ten minutes. Your doctor reviews the possible risks with you before treatment.

Is there a permanent option?

Yes: lip implants, the surgical alternative, place a synthetic material in the lips under anesthesia through small incisions near the lips. Recovery covers a few days, and results last permanently. Lip reductions are also available to customize shape and size.

The next step

Temporary or permanent, your call.

Consultations and in-office treatments take place at the Mount Clemens office. Request an appointment online, or call the office that is most convenient for you. The consultation sorts out the rest.