Bothered by Sun-Damaged Skin? Consider Microneedling With PRP
You may love the feel of the sun on your skin, but it can cause a lot of damage. If sun-damaged skin has you down, here’s how microneedling with PRP can help create a healthier look.
Lip Enhancement via Facial Fillers
Many women opt for lip enhancements non-surgically via facial fillers. Restylane Silk is the facial filler of choice for the lips. To create more voluptuous, juicier, fuller lips, this non-surgical non-invasive treatment is done by injection by a cosmetic plastic surgeon. The amount of filler will be discussed prior to the treatment and your particular goals and preferences will be considered and taken into account.
Facial fillers are also used to improve and enhance the texture and volume of other areas of the face. During lip augmentation, a topical anesthetic is applied before the injection. Some slight swelling or bruising may occur after but will subside.
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