Face | Lips & Mouth

The lips, as well as the area around the mouth, are two of the most commonly treated areas in aesthetic medicine. As we grow older, soft tissue is lost from the mouth area causing the lips to become thin and lines to appear. At the same time, bone reabsorption occurs, leading to a loss of structural support which in turn creates a tired and sagging appearance. Often, this process is exacerbated by environmental factors such as ultraviolet light and nicotine exposure. The mainstay of treating the lips and mouth area is by restoring lost volume with the use of dermal fillers.

The lips, as well as the area around the mouth, are two of the most commonly treated areas in aesthetic medicine. As we grow older, soft tissue is lost from the mouth area causing the lips to become thin and lines to appear. At the same time, bone reabsorption occurs, leading to a loss of structural support which in turn creates a tired and sagging appearance. Often, this process is exacerbated by environmental factors such as ultraviolet light and nicotine exposure. The mainstay of treating the lips and mouth area is by restoring lost volume with the use of dermal fillers.

Finding the right treatment for your concern

Thin lips & lip volume

Find out more about our treatments for thin lips.

Downturned mouth corners

Find out about our treatments for downturned mouth corners.

Lip lines

Find out more about our treatments for lip lines.

Nose to mouth lines

Find out more about our treatments for nose-to-mouth lines.

Marionette lines

Find out more about our treatments for marionette lines.

Achieving a natural effect

Historically, when dermal fillers were first pioneered, the focus was on treating the lips and the lines around the mouth, in order to smooth the skin. Fortunately, things have evolved considerably since the early days of filler: both in terms of the product technology, but also our understanding of how to use them. Today, we work with soft dermal fillers which are specifically formulated for this area and designed to integrate with your own natural tissues. In doing so, we are able to restore what has been lost over time – rather than to create something that nature never intended.

How lips affect our self-image

One of the most common complaints from the women who come to our clinic are the lines above the top lip – often referred to as ‘smokers lines’. When we speak to these women in more detail about why these lip lines bother them so much, they explain that these lines make them look tired – however, when we stand back and objectively look at the lines, they are often one tiny symptom of a much bigger global change. To really address the true underlying problem – the feeling of looking tired – we must address the other issues arising around the mouth area, in harmony with the lip lines. Above all, it is essential that treatment of this area should always remain undetectable.

Your Expert Team

Medical Director

Dr Rhona Cameron

Dr Rhona Cameron is a skilled injector who has been extensively trained in Dr McKeown’s signature intuitive technique. Her treatments blend advanced facial optimisation with powerful, energy-based devices – such as lasers, BBL and radio frequency – energising the appearance and enhancing skin health. approach; delivering flawless results – and rejuvenation that lasts.

Founder

Dr Darren McKeown

Our founder, Dr Darren McKeown, is renowned for his expertise and artistry with dermal fillers. As a peer-reviewed medical author, he is passionate about treatments that stand up to scientific scrutiny. Above all, Dr McKeown believes in a global approach; delivering flawless results – and rejuvenation that lasts.

Some other areas of specialism

Lipstick / smoker’s lines

Lip Augmentation

Lip lift

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