If you were born with thin lips, or if aging has caused your lips to flatten, now you can do something about it.

There are several lip augmentation procedures available today to enhance the size and shape of your lips. Some involve inserting a synthetic, biocompatible material or you can even use tissue from your own body.  Options vary for each patient.   This will be discussed with you during your consultation.

Lip augmentation is performed under local anesthesia.  Depending on the technique, recovery ranges from a few hours to a few days.
 

• Collagen
  Collagen, a common soft tissue filler used in wrinkle reduction, can also help enhance your lips.  Recovery time is short, you can easily sneak in a treatment during your lunch hour.
     
• Restylane®
  Restylane® is a safe and natural cosmetic dermal filler that restores volume and fullness to the lips.  It is also used to correct moderate to severe facial wrinkles.  Because Restylane® is non-animal-based and fully biocompatible, allergy testing is not required.

 
PERMANENT LIP AUGMENTATION

• Advanta™
  If you are looking for a more permanent lip augmentation result then Advanta™ is the answer. After thorough research Dr. Clymer has found that by using Advanta™ his patients are very happy with the long-lasting results. This is a soft tissue synthetic material that has been safely used in more than 3.5 million people in an extensive range of medical and surgical procedures.
   

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BEFORE AFTER   This patient received the Advanta™ permanent lip augmentation treatment. This patient received Restylane® in the lips and in the folds between the cheek and lip. This patient wanted a modest increase in the fullness of her lips and improvement of the fine lines of the face. She underwent lip augmentation and laser resurfacing of the entire face.

* This information is given solely for the purpose of education and information. This is not a formal medical opinion. In order to render a medical opinion regarding your question or questions, an appointment with the doctor is necessary.

 
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