Lip Enhancement

Lip Enhancement can be broken into categories according to the concern being addressed.

1. As we age our lips change. They start to thin from loss of volume, loose boarder definition and can develop lines most commonly on the upper lip. Lip enhancement can be used to increase definition, reduce upper lip lines and increase the volume.

2. Women who have smaller or uneven lips. Lip enhancement can be used to balance lip symmetry. This treatment can address upper/ lower or left/ right lip assymetry.

3. Dermal fillers can increase volume for enhancement of natural features.

At SkinRevision we offer a free cosmetic consultation.

  • You will have an assessment with one of our Doctors
  • During this assessment they will discuss treatment options including realistic expectations of the outcome.
  • They will discuss what is involved in treatment including possible side effects
  • They will give you a personalised plan and accurate quote so you can make an informed decision on treatment.
  • Email us if you want to know more about treatments we offer.

    With TGA regulations in Australia, it is illegal for us to name any cosmetic treatments on our website. They are class S4 medication to be administered by a Doctor with training.

    Come in for a free assessment to discuss lip enhancement options.

    Call us on (07) 33505447 for your free consultation
    Or email to ask us any questions.

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    14 Comments

    1. Simone
      Posted July 24, 2008 at 5:15 pm | Permalink

      Hi I am wanting lip augmentation. I am not worried about big lips, in fact that is the look I want. I have had augmentation once before, and the results where ok, however I really liked the look when they were still swollen, once that went down after a couple of weeks, I was quite disappointed. I do not like the sound of the permanent fillers, but really I do want something that lasts more than a couple of weeks. What could have caused this problem and how can I get really full lips that will last. (I am realistic, I am happy if they last 6- 12 months but two weeks was really a let down.) Simone

    2. Jacqui
      Posted October 2, 2008 at 3:27 pm | Permalink

      I am really interested in getting the injections in my top lip only as my bottom lip is naturally quite full. What would the estimated price be? And is it extremely painful?

      Jacqui

    3. Posted October 2, 2008 at 9:22 pm | Permalink

      Hi Jaquie the cost for lip enhancement varies between around $350 and $660. We would generally advise against just getting filler injections into the top lip, however there is no rule about this. We would need to assess your lips and find out what you want to achieve, as long as we are positive the outcome will be balanced it is possible.

      Lip enhancement is not painful because we use very good anaelgesia. The best thing if you are interested in finding out about lip fillers and injections and what is possible is to book in for a free clinical evaluation with one of our Doctors. Dr Victoria Timchik works with us and she is very good with lip enhancement.

      Call us on 33505447 if you want to come in for a free assessment. Jo

    4. Renee
      Posted October 20, 2008 at 4:39 pm | Permalink

      Hey there
      I was wondering how much lip augmentation is. Im looking for the cost within Australia as I have not found it yet.. Please e-mail me.

    5. Posted October 22, 2008 at 5:54 pm | Permalink

      Hi Renee, the cost for lip augmentation is variable depending on what you want to achieve and ranges between $360 per treatment to $660. In saying this the very average cost is $550. The best thing is to come in for a free clinical evaluation, we will take a look at your lips and be able to explain the best option for what you want to achieve. Call us on 33505447 to book a free assessment.

    6. Posted September 10, 2009 at 6:16 am | Permalink

      Hi T, for lip enhancement you do need to be 18 to get the treatment. As this is purely cosmetic enhancement legally we cannot treat you even with parental consent under this age. Dr Jo Turner

    7. angela
      Posted November 21, 2009 at 8:10 pm | Permalink

      hi,

      i had my lips injected with aquamid two days ago and i only started the anti biotics on the second day and/but my lips are so swollen I look ridiculous.

      They are also a little painful.

      Should I stay patient and expect that the anti biotic work soon and correct it?

      I have had 3 keflex anti biotics to date, and dont take them again until tomorrow morning.

      My concern is that they will not decrease in size because I have to go to work again on Monday (saturday night now) as I look too silly the way they are at the moment

      Angela

    8. Posted November 24, 2009 at 9:01 am | Permalink

      Hi Angela, I would advise calling the clinic that did you lip enhancement and stay in close contact with them. We do not do the “permanent” lip enhancements because of the risk of infection and longer term problems with them, so I cannot give any more specific advise. But please make sure you continue to follow up with the clinic that injected you so they can help to get a resolution for you. I am sorry I could not have been of more help. regards Jo

    9. Bee
      Posted April 25, 2010 at 9:36 pm | Permalink

      Hi,
      Your website is so informative. I’m in Melbourne though, and was wondering if you could recommend anyone here who specialises in lip enhancement? Thanks!

    10. Posted May 5, 2010 at 4:13 pm | Permalink

      Hi Bee, thankyou for the compliment, we try to give useful information as there is a big demand, we wish we could actually put more on. In Melbourne the Victorian Cosmetic Institute are well established with very good specialists. regards Jo

    11. Sarah
      Posted June 14, 2010 at 10:41 pm | Permalink

      Great website. Unfortunately I live in Perth, can you recommend anyone here?

    12. Posted June 15, 2010 at 2:16 pm | Permalink

      Hi Sarah, thankyou for the positive feedback. I do not know of a specific clinic in Perth, however if you get onto the website wrinkles.com.au they do have listing of cosmetic clinics in Perth and you can type in your postcode to come up with someone closer to home. Sorry I could not have been of more help. regards Dr Jo

    13. AJ
      Posted August 28, 2010 at 10:32 am | Permalink

      Hi there

      I had my lips injected with restlyene a couple years ago. I was also happy with the look for a few weeks i liked it when my lips whee swollen. Although now i have noticed i have lil bump inside each side where i think i had the injections. Is this normal?
      I want to get a more permanent filler that lasts much longer is juverderm last longer and if i wanted to get cosmetic lip liner tattoo is it ok to do that and then get my filler ?

      thanks hope to hear back from you

      AJ

    14. Dr Jo Turner
      Posted September 21, 2010 at 1:25 am | Permalink

      Hi AJ, I am not sure what the bumps are it is certainly not normal to have a persisting bump after lip injections. We do not recommend permanent fillers, because of our concern with side effects. The best thing is to come in for a free assessment with one of our Doctors if you want lip enhancement and they will be able to explain the differences between fillers as well as explain what is involved in treatment and give and accurate quote. Call us on 33505447 if you wish a free consultation and the Doctors can have a look at the bumps you are talking about.
      Dr Jo

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