Lip Injections And Permanent Make-Up

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Lip Injections And Permanent Make-Up
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Synopsis

1. The Different Types of Lip Fillers and How to
   Choose the Right One
2. Myths About Lip Injections That Are Not True
3. The Difference between Permanent Make-Up and
   Semi-Permanent Make-Up

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The Different Types of Lip Fillers and How to
Choose the Right One

• Types of fillers
• Restylane
• This is hyaluronic acid filler with a very close
  link to water. This means that it is good for
  retaining moisture in the lips and allows for
  higher amounts of elasticity which means it has a
  better capability of providing sculpt and lift to
  the lifts. It is also high in viscous content
  which means that it will maintain the natural
  shape of the lips. It consists of one percent of
  the hyaluronic chain which means that this
  treatment would last up to six to nine months.
• Juvederm Ultra XC
• This type of filler is known to have a higher
  level of hyaluronic content present than when
  compared to Restylane. The content of G prime is
  also higher in this filler than when compared to
  Restylane which means that the lips become softer
  and are more horizontal in the spread of
  direction. It also contains lidocaine which an
  anesthetic known to reduce the pain that comes
  with injections and helps with giving the lips a
  fuller look. Since there is a greater level of
  cross-linking with the hyaluronic chain it means
  that it is bound to last longer than Restylane,
  which is up to nine months or a year.

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The Different Types of Lip Fillers and How to
Choose the Right One

• Juvederm Volbella
• This is the newer technology in the lip filler
  department. It has the lowest level of hyaluronic
  acid present which means there is less water
  content. This is the lip filler to choose if you
  wish for a more natural look since it will give a
  very subtle volume to the lips. Though it gives
  mild and natural looking results does not mean
  that it will dissolve quickly, this filler takes
  up to one year to disintegrate completely.
• How to find the right filler?
• The presences of numerous fillers may be
  overwhelming but there are certain factors that
  you look to which will help you determine your
  choice. Finding the right filler for yourself
  will depend on the budget you have, the doctor
  you are linked to, their experience in the field,
  the condition of your skin (this does not have to
  be any particular skin disease, but it can be as
  simple as sun damage or the elasticity of your
  skin, basically the overall health of your skin).
  If you are consulting a friend you need to keep
  in mind as to not get the same filler as theirs
  since everybodys skin is different.

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Myths About Lip Injections That Are Not True

• Poor results cannot be reverted
• There are different sorts of fillers out there
  that can be used as lip injections, though
  fillers such as polylactic acid and calcium
  hydroxylapatite can take a year or two to
  disintegrate, a hyaluronic acid can be dissolved
  easily. If a person gets hyaluronic acid filler,
  which should be used in smaller amount especially
  for first-time users, and they decide they do not
  like the look of it, they can get injected with
  an eraser enzyme to immediately get rid of the
  filler. After this all the person has to do is
  wait for the swelling to go away and their lips
  will return to normal.
• Once you start you cannot stop
• A lot of people think that the lip fillers will
  stretch the lips out and if the treatment stops
  they will deflate and start sagging. This is not
  true. A person can stop the lip treatments
  whenever they wish to and expect their lips to
  not deflate and go out of shape. When you get
  injected with the hyaluronic acid, an element
  already present in our body, the collagen
  production gets stimulated. Once you stop the
  treatment the natural enzymes of the body start
  to dissolve the filler, it can take 6 months to
  two years depending on the particle size of the
  filler used. The leftover particles tend to
  thicken the dermis of the skin which helps
  prevent fine lines.

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Myths About Lip Injections That Are Not True

• Fillers are recognizable
• A lot of people refrain from getting lip
  injections because they feel that their lips will
  balloon up and not plump up in a natural way
  which will be very noticeable. This instance, of
  lip filler treatment becoming way too prominent,
  occurs only when the doctor who has injected the
  particle is unprofessional. Lip fillers are only
  about 10 percent of the product and 90 percent is
  about the technique.
• The expense of continuous refills
• People worry that once they start the lip
  injections treatment they will have to
  continuously get refills and which might also
  increase the expenses incurred. The truth is that
  even though you might have to get touched up, the
  treatments do not have to occur very frequently.
  Depending on the kind of filler, the shortest
  amount of time-space that you will get between
  treatments is around 6 months.

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The Difference between Permanent Make-Up and
Semi-Permanent Make-Up

• Permanent Make-up
• This is done with a tattoo gun
• It can only be removed with a laser tattoo
  treatment
• Pigments change over time and end up looking grey
  or green
• It does not look as natural as semi-permanent
  make-up
• As the skin ages the colour could shift and end
  up looking blurry
• It takes time to look good and settle within the
  skin
• Semi-Permanent Make-up
• The skin will naturally shed the coloured
  pigmentation after a year or so
• As it fades after time, the client will not need
  laser removal treatment
• The pigment is applied to the epidermis layers
• The dye used during this treatment is natural and
  hypoallergenic less chance of allergies
• The recovery time is much quicker than permanent
  make-up a week at most
• This option looks a lot more natural than
  permanent make-up does. This is because the
  semi-permanent make-up artist does not use heavy
  strokes like other tattoo artists and instead
  uses light strokes to dye the pigmentations in
  the superficial layers of the skin.

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The End

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