Lip fillers with hyaluronic acid add volume, improve definition, and restore lip proportion — for a naturally fuller result that enhances your features without looking overdone.
Lip fillers use hyaluronic acid — a naturally occurring substance in the body — to add volume, definition, and shape to the lips. The filler can be placed to enhance the cupid's bow, add body to the upper or lower lip, define the lip border, or restore volume lost with aging.
Dr. Chung approaches lip fillers conservatively, always prioritizing a natural result that suits your facial proportions. Overfilled, unnatural lips are avoided by design.
The procedure includes a topical numbing cream and most HA lip fillers contain lidocaine for added comfort during injection.
Dr. Chung enhances lip shape and volume with precision — always prioritizing natural proportions over excessive augmentation.
Enhances a thin upper lip for more balanced, sensual proportions — staying within natural bounds for your face.
Augments or balances the lower lip to achieve the ideal 1:1.6 upper-to-lower ratio.
Defines the lip border for more pronounced, visible lip shape — especially effective for lips that have lost definition.
Enhances the cupid's bow shape in the upper lip for a more feminine, classically beautiful lip shape.
Increases forward projection of the lips (from the profile view) for a more sensual, prominent appearance.
Lighter filler products deeply hydrate and plump thin, dehydrated lips for a naturally fuller appearance.
Dr. Chung and his team accompany you throughout your entire recovery to ensure the best possible results.
Not with a conservative, proportionate approach. Dr. Chung avoids overfilling and focuses on proportion and natural movement. The goal is lips that look like the best version of your own.
A topical numbing cream is applied beforehand and most lip fillers contain lidocaine. Most patients report mild discomfort, not pain.
Typically 6–9 months, as the lips metabolize filler faster than other facial areas. Touch-up treatments maintain results.
Yes. Hyaluronic acid fillers can be dissolved with an enzyme (hyaluronidase) within minutes if desired.
Fillers are temporary and gradual. Implants are permanent surgical insertions. Most patients begin with fillers to establish their preferred look before considering a permanent option.
Your free consultation with Dr. Chung is confidential, personalized, and without any commitment — in person or via WhatsApp video call for international patients.