No copying
An inspiration photo may help describe expectations, but does not replace the patient's anatomy.
We start modeling the lips with proportions, facial expressions and a conversation about expectations. The goal is not one applicable shape, but a conscious correction tailored to the person.
The patient can expect an improvement in contour, correction of asymmetry, emphasizing proportions or increasing volume. Each of these goals requires different planning.
Previous treatments, the behavior of tissues in movement, the relationship of the upper and lower lips and harmony with the facial profile are also assessed.
Contour, projection and volume should be in relation to the profile, teeth, bite and facial expressions. The most luxurious result doesn't scream treatment - it also looks natural while talking and smiling.
We do not copy the shape. We are looking for the right proportion for a specific person.
An inspiration photo may help describe expectations, but does not replace the patient's anatomy.
The range is based on tissue capabilities and proportions, not the full volume of the package.
After the consultation, you can safely come back with a decision at another time.
Assessment of shape, symmetry, profile, facial expressions and previous procedures.
Determining the goal, product and technique. The procedure takes place after informed consent.
You receive information about typical reactions, recommendations and alarm signals.
For one person, the goal is to mark the contour more delicately, for another to equalize the proportions between the upper and lower lip, improve symmetry or replenish the volume lost over time. Not every goal requires the same technique or the same amount of preparation.
Popular method terms often describe a trend or style of work, but they are not a substitute for research. An effect from another person's photo cannot be copied to another anatomy.
The profile, tissue support, the relationship of the mouth to the nose and chin, the bite, the exposure of the teeth when smiling and the work of the muscles are important. That's why combining dental experience with aesthetic medicine can help you avoid a plan that is disconnected from your function and smile.
Natural asymmetries should not always be completely corrected. Sometimes trying to get it perfectly even would lead to excess volume.
The immediate appearance is not the end result. Swelling may be uneven, and tenderness and bruising may persist for some time. The patient receives recommendations regarding hygiene, activity and situations requiring urgent contact.
The outcome can only be assessed once the tissues have settled. Małgorzata Osikowicz, MD, will recommend the appropriate timing for a follow-up based on the procedure performed.
First, you need to assess what was given, when and in what quantity. Migration, unevenness or persistent swelling may require treatment other than subsequent filling.
A phased plan is sometimes the best way to maintain proportion. The decision to undergo another procedure should not be based solely on the passage of time.
The most beautiful lips match the face even when the patient does not say that she has had the procedure.
The price is consistent with the current price list of the office.
The lips are highly vascularized and mobile, so immediately after the procedure they may look different than after full healing.
Discuss herpes, allergies, medications, medical conditions, and previous fillers. Active infection may be a reason to postpone the procedure.
Temporary asymmetry, tenderness or bruising does not determine the outcome. Self-massage should not be performed without specific instructions.
Severe increasing pain, unusual color change or other disturbing symptoms require immediate contact with the office.
Immediately after treatment, the appearance may be changed by swelling. Final evaluation is done after healing.
Planning based on proportions and moderate scope is precisely for naturalness, but the result always depends on the anatomy and tissue reactions.
Please inform your doctor about the type of product, time and place of administration. Additional assessment may be needed.
Let's talk about the proportion that will remain credible and yours.