How long do lip fillers last?

Many people visit the Austin Brewer Clinic for lip fillers in Bournemouth and ask how long fillers last?.  Lip fillers are like any non-invasive cosmetic surgery; and lip and aesthetic treatment results and longevity varies.   The effective period differs from person to person.

The treatment…

Once the injections are complete, you will see the effects of your treatment immediately. You may notice some mild and temporary swelling but this minor side effect will normally disappear within approximately 24 hours.

After the swelling has gone down, your dermal fillers should last between six and eighteen months. The time that dermal fillers are effective are dependent on the individual and also on the volume and areas being treated. Dermal fillers can be injected into all areas of the face, neckline, neck and hands.

At Austin Brewer we use hyaluronic acid in our lip fillers, which is considered a better, safer and longer-lasting alternative to collagen and fat injections. Hyaluronic acid occurs naturally in the body and is responsible for skin elasticity and tone. As we age hyaluronic acid levels decrease contributing to the effect of fine lines and wrinkles.

Another great thing about lip fillers is that they don’t need any maintenance. There is no need to use any cosmetics to increase the length, potency or effect, they will always remain looking perfect until your body naturally begins to break them down.

Austin Brewer is the leading facial aesthetics practitioner in Bournemouth, Dorset.   He has extensive experience in the field of non-invasive cosmetics.  As a registered nurse with the NMC and the only cosmetics practitioner registered with the Independent Healthcare Advisory Service.  You can be assured that you are in safe hands when you choose Austin.

To find out more about dermal fillers or lip fillers in Bournemouth and how you can achieve your desired youthful complexion call Austin now on 07823 883 888 and visit our clinic today to discuss your personal aesthetic requirements.