Lip filler in Lebanon: natural, balanced, doctor-led
Lips can be hydrated, defined or given a little more volume, without the overfilled look. Here is how lip filler works and what to expect.
What lip filler is
Lip filler is a hyaluronic acid gel, similar to a substance the body already makes. It can define the border, hydrate, correct asymmetry or add volume. Because it is hyaluronic acid, it can be dissolved if needed.
Keeping it natural
Natural lips come from proportion: the balance between the upper and lower lip, the face and the profile. Small amounts placed precisely look better than a large amount at once, and building over two visits is often wiser.
At the clinic, lips are planned by Dr. Douaihy as part of the face. See Signature Lips.
Swelling and recovery
Swelling is usual for two to three days, sometimes longer on the first morning, and small bruises can appear. The final shape shows after about two weeks. Avoid intense exercise, heat and alcohol for the first day.
How long it lasts, and choosing your injector
Results typically last several months, depending on the product and your metabolism. Ask who injects, which product is used and whether it is a registered, dissolvable hyaluronic acid. Lip filler should always be given by a trained doctor.
Quick answers
How long does lip filler last?
Typically several months, depending on the product, the amount and your body.
How long does lip swelling last?
Most swelling settles in two to three days. The final result shows after about two weeks.
Does lip filler hurt?
Most fillers contain a local anaesthetic and a numbing cream is used, so most people find it very tolerable.
Can lip filler be reversed?
Yes. Hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved with hyaluronidase.
Will my lips look fake?
Not when the amount and placement respect your proportions. A natural result is the aim.
Start with the “Prima Optima” Consultation
Dr. Douaihy examines you, writes your plan and gives you the exact price before anything is done. Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., in Dbayeh.
This page is general information from the clinic, not a diagnosis or a medical prescription. Suitability, dose and aftercare are decided by Dr. Douaihy after examining you.
