Moon Aesthetics have a team of fully trained and licensed professionals that carry out unisex cosmetic treatments in Essex. This includes dermal fillers such as lip fillers. Our team specialises in dermal cosmetic treatments. Here, we only use the best products and brands available. You can depend on us for quick and easy cosmetic treatments!
Lip fillers continue to increase in popularity due to their effectiveness in achieving full and plump lips. Our specialist team is trained to carry out different types of lip filler procedures.
Lip fillers are a way of enhancing and transforming the shape and size of your lips using injections. Collagen is the primary filler material used in lip filler. Collagen allows your lips to appear plump and naturally suited to the rest of your face. Moon Aesthetics offers different types of lip filler techniques for you to choose from, altering the size, structure and volume of your lips.
Lip injections improve the definition of your lips. They also have other benefits, such as smoothing out any wrinkles around the mouth. Lip fillers are not a permanent treatment; this means you can change the type of lip filler that you believe suits your face better if you are not completely happy with the technique chosen. However, to stop this from happening, our licensed therapists are here to provide you with advice on lip injections and ensure that you are happy with the procedure.
Lip fillers are not permanent. How long they last can depend on the amount of filler required. Lip fillers can generally last from around 3 to 18 months. This can allow you to change your mind on whether or not the treatment is what you expected. Our team is here to offer you repeat treatments every six months to keep your lips looking plump.
The price of lip filler in Southend can vary depending on many factors, including how much filler you require. We offer cost-efficient prices for small amounts of lip filler to complete packages, including lips, cheeks, jawline, and non-surgical rhinoplasty treatments. These all come at a range of costs. Take a look at our price list today!
Lip filler treatments should be quick and easy, but small amounts of pain will be expected. The pain is entirely manageable and can feel like tiny pinches. You can expect the procedure to feel slightly uncomfortable as needles are involved, but it should not be unbearable. Nevertheless, everyone's body is different and, therefore, will respond differently.
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Like all dermal filler treatments, lip filler will require aftercare. Effective aftercare is essential to prevent infections and complications with the filler. You should expect swelling, redness, tenderness and bruising to the area. These are just temporary and will disappear in a few hours or maybe the day after.
After your treatment, you must not touch the area as it can cause infection or damage the filler. If you are still experiencing pain after the procedure, apply a cold compress to relieve it and reduce swelling.
After the procedure, keep away from sources of heat as it can cause additional swelling. It is also important not to exert yourself in any high-intensity exercise. It is sensible to temporarily suspend exercise and activities that involve being in or near heat sources, such as saunas.
For more advice on aftercare for lip fillers, get in contact with us today!
You can expect the results of your lip filler to be fantastic when working with our fully trained and professional team of therapists. Take a look at some of our before and after pictures from our happy clients!
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The length of time it will take to complete the treatment can range depending on factors such as the amount of lip filler required. The more lip filler that is needed, the longer the process can take. Generally, the procedure takes around 5-30 minutes. The process should be quick.
It is not advised to get lip injections when pregnant as they have not been tested on pregnant women, so we do not know if it is safe. The NHS advises against having muscle-relaxing procedures such as botox during pregnancy, which is why we do not advise carrying out similar treatments on pregnant women.
Soft lumps on the lips can occur after filler. As long as the lumps are not hard and rubbery, they can be massaged to get rid of them. Lumps that appear after lip injections are usually undissolved filler, meaning they can be dispersed. A firm massage on the soft lumps should allow them to flatten.
Because lip fillers must not be touched straight after the procedure, it is best to avoid smoking for around 24 hours. After this length of time, it is perfectly okay to do so. Smoking 24 hours after lip fillers should not cause any harm or infections.
It is expected to experience swelling and redness of the area after lip filler. These side effects should wear off after a few hours or by the next day. The amount of lip filler injected will have an impact on the amount of swelling that you may have. Side effects should wear off completely within two weeks.
The easiest way to reduce swelling after lip filler is by applying a cold compress to the area. This can relieve any pain you still have and reduce swelling by a significant amount. Avoid heat sources and exercise as they can increase swelling.
Alcohol consumption after lip fillers should be avoided for 24 hours as the area is very sensitive and must not be touched. After 24 hours, alcohol consumption is safe. However, be aware that alcohol thins the blood and therefore can increase swelling and bruising of the lips. If this is okay with you, feel free to have a drink!
It is perfectly safe to eat after the procedure if numbing cream has not been applied. If numbing cream has been used, you should wait until the cream has worn off. It can be dangerous to eat with numb lips as it may cause you to choke. Easy foods are recommended, such as ice cream, which can help soothe the lips.
Moon Aesthetics provide aesthetics services, such as lip fillers, near you. Call us today if you need lip fillers in Essex, or the surrounding areas. Our coverage includes; Chelmsford, Southend-On-Sea, Colchester, Braintree, Leigh-On-Sea, Basildon, Brentwood, Wickford, Loughton, Romford & Clacton.
