Filler — hyaluronic acid

Many pati­ents want ful­ler and more beau­ti­ful lips with more volu­me. It is important that the natu­ral appearan­ce is not lost and the pro­por­ti­ons are cor­rect.

A small punc­tu­re is made with a need­le under local anesthe­sia. The hyaluro­nic acid is then intro­du­ced into the lip with a can­nu­la. The advan­ta­ge is that the tis­sue is mini­mal­ly inju­red, the risk of brui­sing is very low and the hyaluro­nic acid can be even­ly dis­tri­bu­t­ed.