Lips popping out or pouting has been a trend that we couldn’t get past. We would gradually understand the power that lip fillers had on us. Some tips on TVs and magazines looked more natural than the others but we were yet to understand how we could get the same. But it is now not a problem as we will help you know everything about this. Here are certain questions you need to be asking before you fix up your appointment.

Is the practitioner medically qualified?

Choosing a medical practitioner must be a meticulous task regardless of the medical procedure you are undergoing. It is even more important in cases of treatments where solutions will get injected into the body. You need to check the practitioner’s qualification, educational qualification, reviews and the lip fillers they use before you book your appointment. Do not at all be tempted by the cheap prices quoted at the salon; only get it done through a professional.

What are the most common types of fillers?

Previously, collagen was the only big star for the pouty lips. But this was a permanent solution that was not wanted by all people. The final result was not reversible. Hence, today, hyaluronic acid (HA) is used instead. This is a naturally occurring substance within the body and is a great plumping agent for it can hold up to 1,000 times its weight in water. This is also a temporary solution that can get dissolved if it is required.

How soon do you see the results?

When you first have the lip filler injections, you will have the lip area swollen for about 24 hours. At the first glance, you won’t know how they will appear later. If they are looking bigger than expected at the first shot, you should wait a bit for it will go down. A good practitioner will always ask you to get back to the clinic to check the progress post-treatment.

Are the lip fillers safe?

Hyaluronic acid fillers are FDA approved. You should get them from medically-qualified practitioners only for maximum safety. If you are facing any issue with the lip fillers or the treatment, you can directly approach your practitioner to get advice on what needs to be done.

Clinicare lip fillers are safe as a treatment and will only be performed by trained professionals.