Lip filler that
still looks like you.

You don’t have to decide on an amount before talking about your goals. We will assess your starting point and explain which option makes sense for you. Both Baby Lip and full-syringe lip treatments qualify for $100 off with her in November.

The goal is a change that fits your face. Bring examples of what you like and what feels like too much. Your anatomy affects what’s realistic, and a gradual approach may be recommended. No specific result can be guaranteed.

Lips are sensitive. Numbing can help, but you may still feel pinching, pressure, or tenderness. Tell us if you’re nervous so you can discuss comfort before getting started.

Swelling, tenderness, and bruising are common. They can take days to weeks to settle, so avoid planning your first treatment right before an important event. Ask us about timing for your calendar and follow your personalized aftercare instructions.

A Baby Lip treatment is normally $500, and full-syringe lip filler is normally $800–$1,000. When booked with Keyana in November, a Baby Lip is $400 and a full lip is $700.

Park’s lip filler results typically last around 6–12 months, though the product, amount, and your individual response affect timing. We can advise you on when to reassess your results.

It’s okay to take time to decide. We will review your health history, goals, risks, and alternatives before you agree to treatment. Hyaluronic acid filler can sometimes be dissolved with medication, but that is another medical treatment with its own risks—not a guaranteed reset.

Along with swelling, bruising, and tenderness, filler can cause infection, lumps, or allergic reactions. Rare injection into a blood vessel can cause tissue damage, vision loss, or stroke. Your provider will discuss suitability, warning signs, and what to do if you have a concern. Read the FDA’s filler information.