Lipstick Lines Treatments at The Cosmetic Skin Clinic
Lipstick lines or lip wrinkles are sometimes known as lip lines or smoker’s lines. They appear as small vertical lines that run across the top and bottom lips of older adults. Lipstick can often settle in these cracks, making someone’s lips look more creviced and uneven, hence the name ‘lipstick lines.’
Ageing is the primary factor that causes lip wrinkles. From between the ages of 30-40, lipstick bleed lines can develop as our lips start to gradually lose the collagen, elastin and fat stores that are found in youthful, nourished lips. This ageing process can cause deep lines to develop across our lips, while factors such as gravity, genetics and smoking also play a role. The result is a look that can leave us looking older than we actually are around our lips, with a sad-mouthed or drooping appearance.
Fuller and plumper lips can be achieved without fear of having a celebrity ‘trout pout’ by placing yourself in expert hands for the most natural of differences.
Most lip enhancements are achieved using hyaluronic acid dermal fillers. These are specifically developed for the lips and mouth area to achieve a natural look with long-lasting results of 9 – 12 months.
We only use FDA-approved, naturally biodegradable lip fillers designed with safety and efficacy in mind. This softens lipstick bleed lines and smooths vertical lip lines by enhancing the edge of your lips.
At your initial consultation with our qualified medical practitioners, we will discuss a personalised lip filler treatment plan that follows a subtle approach for fuller yet natural-looking lips. Building on the effect can always be achieved by subsequent top up treatments.
If you are experiencing lipstick lines and you would like to speak to one of our expert practitioners in London and Buckinghamshire, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with us today and we will be happy to help!
*DISCLAIMER Patient experience and results may vary. These are dependent on a number of factors such as lifestyle, age and medical history.
