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Thinking about Lip Enhancement?

See different looks on yourself before you decide what you like — then talk to someone about whether any of it is right for you.

Free to try · No account needed · 18+

Close-up beauty photograph of an adult's lips with a natural gloss

Explore the styles

See the styles side by side.

Lip Enhancement, Subtle style — illustrative preview
Lip Enhancement, Subtle style — original photo
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Lip Enhancement

Style

Subtle, Balanced and Fuller are visual directions only. They do not correspond to a product, a volume, or a guaranteed result.

Try it on yourself

Previews are illustrative, not treatment results. Actual outcomes vary.

What the visualisation can show

  • A visual direction for shape, balance and proportion on your own face.
  • The difference between a small change and a more noticeable one.
  • How a look sits with the rest of your features in your own photo.
  • Something concrete to show a practitioner when you describe what you like.

What it can't predict

  • What any specific product, technique or practitioner would actually produce.
  • How your lips would heal, settle or change over time.
  • Whether a treatment is suitable or safe for you.
  • Swelling, bruising or any part of the recovery period.

Understanding your options

A look you like isn't the same as a procedure.

Subtle, Balanced and Fuller are visual directions only. They do not correspond to a product, a volume, or a guaranteed result.

Consultation
A conversation about what you like, your options, and whether anything is suitable for you.
Lip filler
A treatment offered by qualified practitioners. Products, technique and approach vary.
Non-injectable options
Some businesses offer alternatives. Ask what they provide and what it involves.

Worth knowing

Things to think about first.

Results vary

Anatomy, technique, product and healing all differ. Two people choosing the same look can end up with different results.

It's a medical procedure

Injectable treatments carry risks, including bruising, swelling, asymmetry, lumps and, rarely, more serious complications. These should be explained to you in full beforehand.

Who is treating you

Ask who will carry out the treatment, what their qualifications are, and what happens if something doesn't go to plan.

Reversibility and aftercare

Ask what the treatment involves afterwards, how long the effect is expected to last, and what the options are if you're unhappy.

Questions worth asking.

A consultation is where suitability, options and risks get discussed properly. These are a reasonable place to start.

  1. 01What exactly are you recommending, and why?
  2. 02What are the risks and possible side effects?
  3. 03What qualifications and experience do you have with this treatment?
  4. 04What happens if I have a complication — who do I contact?
  5. 05Can I see examples of your own healed work?
  6. 06What's included in the price, and are follow-ups extra?

Ready to see it on yourself?

Previews are illustrative. Actual results vary and a qualified professional should discuss options, risks and suitability with you. 18+ only.