Lip Aesthetics
Lip Aesthetics Since the lip, which is among the most important points that complete the appearance of the face, is located in the middle of the face area, its compatibility with the face is important. People with thin lip structures or those with lips that have lost their volume over time may need aesthetic interventions. In this case, the preferred procedure is lip aesthetics. With lip aesthetics, you can make your lips look fuller, correct your lip shape and choose a lip look that suits your face type. Lip aesthetic procedures using fillers can be performed without surgery or with surgery. Additionally, people who have thicker than normal lips, want to thin their lips or want to reduce their lips can also apply for lip aesthetics.
Which Techniques Are Used in Lip Aesthetics?
In lip aesthetic operations, there are generally two techniques: surgical and non-surgical. The condition of the patient’s lips gives more or less information about which aesthetic preference she will choose. In order to understand exactly what type of lip the patient wants, the patient must first be evaluated by the specialist. Among the most commonly preferred techniques in lip aesthetic procedures, hyaluronic acid or the patient’s own fat tissue can be used. Another preferred method for lip augmentation is that it is placed on the appropriate part of a tissue taken from another part of the body through an incision made on the lip. Depending on the procedure to be performed, local anesthesia can also be preferred in surgical lip aesthetic procedures.
Frequently Asked Questions
In lip aesthetic procedures, anesthesia can be used depending on the procedure to be performed. Anesthesia may not be used in cases where a surgical intervention is not required in the lip aesthetic operation. In short, the use of anesthesia completely depends on the procedure to be performed.
The healing process of surgical interventions in the lip area, which is among the regions with the strongest blood circulation, varies according to the procedure. After the procedure, swelling or bruising may appear on and around the lip. It takes 7-10 days on average for these bruises and swellings to go away.
Lip aesthetics includes not only filling procedures, but also thinning procedures. In order to thin the lips that are bigger than normal, the elliptical part of the fat tissue is taken from the mucous membrane of the thick lip and that part is sutured with special threads. During this procedure, local anesthesia is applied to the patient.
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