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Lip Augmentation
Fuller
and more pouty lips is the craze that first swept Hollywood several
years ago.
Today,
the search for the perfect set of lips continues as actresses
and models (except, perhaps, for the naturally gifted Angelina
Jolie) continue to vie in the "most alluring mouth"
competition.
Known
as lip
augmentation among clinicians, the procedure is popular
among both young and old, and has become a common supplement
to the full
facelift that in the past included the neck, eyes, and
forehead.
The usually
hour-long outpatient procedure is a simple one that entails
insertion of a natural or synthetic implant (collagen, or
your own body fat) to give lips a plump, seductive pout.
Possible
risks include infection, while temporary side effects are
sore, tender lips for a few days following the procedure.
Ice packs to the lips are prescribed in the first 24 hours,
and recovery may take anywhere from a few weeks to more than
a month for the swelling to ease completely.
Find out
more about lip augmentation on the Web at sites featuring
complete facts and information, basic costs, recovery tips,
plus photos and illustrations of the procedure that promises
a more pouty, sensual you....
Lip
Augmentation Basics
- Facts on how it's done, recovery time, possible complications,
estimated costs, related news and story articles, database
of plastic surgeons searchable in the U.S., Canada and Mexico,
photo gallery of before-and-after pictures.
Lip
Augmentation Information and Photos - Common risks
and benefits, information on initial consulation, facts on
injections and grafts, recovery and post-procedural care,
questions to ask your doctor, estimated costs, with related
links to story articles.
Cosmetic
Surgery for the Lips (Lip Augmentation) - Discussion
on who makes the best candidate for lip augmentation, types
of injections and implants, recovery times, risks and complications.
eMedicine
- Lip Augmentation - Detailed fact sheet on the procedure
including its history, risks and benefits, information on
injectible fillers, implants and surgical procedures, post-operative
care and recovery.
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This
information is intended as reference and not as medical advice.
All treatment decisions should be made by medical professionals.
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