Category Archives: Lip Enhancement

Continuing our education series about the dermal and facial filler family Restylane®, I want to go into the questions around treatment areas for Restylane®. Restylane® is most commonly used for Lip Enhancement (volume and contouring). It is used to diminish wrinkles and aging lines of the face such as the nose to mouth lines, melomental […]

I have been asked a number of questions from my patients about Restylane® and wanted to share with you some important facts about this injectable filler range. Restylane®is the trade name for a range of injectable fillers with a specific formulation of non-animal sourced hyaluronic acid. Restylane was the first stabilized hyaluronic acid filler on […]

We recently beautified the lips using Restylane of one of our happy clients. Here is the story: “I have always been embarrassed that my upper lip was so thin that I could not even use lip liner or lip stick to make it look normal. I read about how Restylane was the only FDA approved […]

We wanted to share with you the testimonial of one of our delighted patients. Here is the story: “My lips were disappearing over the years! I knew that lips normally deflate as you age, but my daughters wedding was approaching and I decided to investigate my options for facial rejuvenation including lip enhancement. Dr. Casas […]

My lips are disappearing! Can I have lip enhancement and still look natural instead of having big duck lips? Dr. Casas can help you achieve your goal of natural lip enhancement with a safe, effective office procedure using a facial filler called Restylane. Restylane is the only FDA approved dermal filler for lip enhancement. Together […]

QuestionI had a “lip lift” also known as “upper and lower lip advancement” 2 years ago. To be more specific on what I had: A lip lift is performed to shorten the long lip of aging, allowing the upper teeth to show slightly when the lips are slightly parted. It turns up the upper lip […]

CNN Health quotes Dr. Laurie Casas in a discussion regarding the injury President Obama suffered Friday: “Split lip an injury known to many”. “Dr. Laurie Casas, a clinical associate professor of surgery at the University of Chicago Pritzer School of Medicine, said that 12 stitches aren’t a lot, since each stitch can be as small […]