Lip Augmentation Procedure
At Paragon Plastic Surgery, Dr. Mark Bishara offers lip augmentation with injectable fillers to address lip shape, volume and definition. Your consultation focuses on the changes you would like to make, your facial proportions and suitable treatment options. Discuss potential risks, expected recovery and realistic results before deciding on a personalized plan.
Lip Augmentation Procedure
A personal plan. Clear expectations.
Planning Your Lip Augmentation
A lip consultation should focus on the shape and balance you prefer, with a clear discussion of what injectable treatment can reasonably achieve.
Your Consultation
Bring your medical history, medications and questions. Discuss your goals, previous procedures and what matters most to you so the consultation can focus on suitable options and realistic expectations.
Options to Discuss
Discuss whether your priority is definition, volume, asymmetry or lines around the mouth. Ask about suitable filler choices, how treatment is planned and whether a gradual approach may fit your goals.
Recovery & Follow-Up
Ask about swelling, bruising, aftercare and when to contact the clinic with concerns. Your practitioner should explain the expected recovery and follow-up for your selected treatment.
Questions specific to your plan: Describe whether your priority is lip shape, definition or volume rather than choosing a treatment by name alone. Ask which injectable product and approach are proposed, how the result would be assessed, what follow-up may be needed and whom to contact with concerns.
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Questions to Bring to Your Consultation
How much volume should I choose?
The amount and approach depend on your anatomy and goals. Discuss proportions and expected changes with your practitioner rather than choosing a treatment amount from a photograph alone.
How long will the result last?
Ask about the expected duration and maintenance of the specific filler being considered. Results and longevity vary; your consultation should cover benefits, limitations and possible risks.