Lip Fillers
Professional Lip Augmentation & Enhancements
Lip Filler Treatment
Lip sculpting is an innovative way of applying dermal filler to the components of the lip which enhances its attractive features. For example, the area in the centre of the upper lip can be accentuated to “show off” the cupid’s bow, and the volume of your lips can be changed to appear fuller and more luscious.
You should always be aware of amateur injectors who simply augment the lips (fill them up) without being mindful of the lip anatomy! This is because the lips have a specific contour and if they are carelessly filled up they may appear unnatural.
Lip Filler Benefits
In recent years, lip augmentation treatment has continued to increase in popularity as more people than ever before recognise the many benefits that come hand-in-hand with dermal lip fillers.
Benefits include:
- Enhanced appearance of the lips
- Make the lips appear fuller
- Little to no side effects
- Allows patients to gradually increase the fullness of their lips
- Recovery is fast
- A non-invasive procedure


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Cost of Dermal Fillers Treatment
The cost of lip filler treatment in the UK varies massively depending on how many lip filler injections you need, the type of product used, as well as the practice you choose to complete your procedure. As a general rule of thumb, you can expect to pay anything from £300-£1500.
Why Trust Dentists with Lip Fillers?
If you are considering non-surgical lip augmentation, you should always opt for a practitioner with the relevant training and experience.
For example, dentists are a great option as they are not only medically trained to deal with any complications during the procedure but also undergo dedicated training when it comes to understanding the core components of the maxillofacial area.
Here at Boutique Dental, we offer a wide range of lip fillers and enhancement treatments, at our state-of-the-art clinic in Wigan. Contact us today to find out more about our lip filler treatments.






Treatment FAQs
How do lip fillers work?
Are lip fillers safe and does it hurt?
How long does the lip filler treatment take?
What is the recovery time after lip enhancement?
How long do lip fillers last?
Can I eat or drink after lip fillers?
How long does it take to settle?
How to prepare for lip fillers?
If you are considering lip fillers, it’s important that you prepare your lips beforehand in order to get the best results!
For example, before lip fillers you should:
- Avoid dental procedures or cleanings 2 weeks prior and 2 weeks after filler injections
- Avoid waxing, bleaching and tweezing!
- If you have an active infection such as acne or a cold sore, you should wait until these have cleared up first
- Always share your current medications and supplements before your treatment
- Share your history of allergies – this is super important!
- A few days before getting lip filler injections, you should avoid taking aspirin, Vitamin E, ibuprofen, or fish oil supplements.
- Avoid alcohol the night before your lip filler treatment
Do lip fillers look obvious?
Ultimately, your lip fillers should enhance your natural lips based on how you want them to look.
Do lip fillers damage your lips?
Does 1ml lip filler make a difference?
The vast majority of clients opt for between 0.7ml and 1ml of filler however, if you want to enhance your lips so that they are noticeable, you should consider 1ml of filler. Remember, you can always add more filler later down the line, so if you are nervous or unsure whether you will like this treatment, it’s always best to start small.
Can you notice 0.7 lip filler?
Can lip fillers ever look natural?
Do lip fillers change your smile?
Should I get 1ml lip filler first time?
How often do lip fillers need topping up?
How long after lip fillers does swell start?
How long are lips bruised after filler?
How long do lips hurt after filler?
Can lip fillers be reversed if I don't like the results?
Can lip fillers be used in conjunction with other cosmetic treatments?
Are there any risks associated with lip fillers?
For example, in rare cases, infections can occur and lumps can form under the skin.