Lip Augmentation with Autologen
3d try-onLip augmentation with autologen involves injecting the lips with patient-derived collagen to enhance plumpness and definition. Collagen is the main connective protein in the body. In this procedure, the patient donates collagen and then has it sterilized, processed, and stored for up to 5 years in a cryochamber for use in future injections. Autolgen is the patient’s unique biological matter and is not rejected by the body, making it the safest and most natural type of lip filler.
Concerns Treated
Lip Shape
We all weren't blessed with Angelina Jolie's proportional, plush pout. Cosmetic concerns like uneven, drooping, or poorly defined lips can occur as a result of genetics or aging.
Lip Size
A flawless smile begins with a lip size that complements the natural proportions of the face and shows off just the right amount of teeth.
Concerns Treated
Lip Shape
We all weren't blessed with Angelina Jolie's proportional, plush pout. Cosmetic concerns like uneven, drooping, or poorly defined lips can occur as a result of genetics or aging.
Lip Size
A flawless smile begins with a lip size that complements the natural proportions of the face and shows off just the right amount of teeth.
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Source List
- Spiegel, J H, and O L Spiegel. “Lip Lifting: Not Just Fullness-Everything You Need to Know about Lifting and Creating Youthful, Beautiful Lips.” Facial Plastic Surg. , 3 Apr. 2019, pp. 129–133.; 2019-04-03
- Luthra, A. “Shaping Lips with Fillers.” J Cutan Aesthet Surg. v.8(3); Jul-Sep 2015.; 2015-07-01
