Cosmetic Medicine Consultation

Lip Concerns

The appearance of the lips varies naturally from person to person and may change over time. Factors including genetics, facial anatomy, age, and individual characteristics can influence the shape, proportion, definition, and overall appearance of the lips and surrounding area.

At The Cosmetic Lounge, we recognise that every patient has unique aesthetic concerns and goals. During your consultation, one of our qualified clinicians will undertake a comprehensive assessment of your facial anatomy and discuss the treatment options that may be appropriate for your individual needs.

All treatment recommendations are based on an individual clinical assessment, with consideration given to your facial balance, medical history, and desired aesthetic outcome.

Common Areas of Concern

Lip Proportion

Concerns relating to the balance or proportion of the upper and lower lips.

Lip Shape

Concerns relating to the natural shape or contour of the lips.

Lip Border

Concerns relating to the definition or appearance of the border between the lips and surrounding skin.

Lip Symmetry

Differences in the appearance of the left and right sides of the lips, or between the upper and lower lips.

Lip Texture

Concerns relating to the appearance of the lips, including dryness or age-related changes.

Perioral Area

Concerns relating to the skin surrounding the mouth, including visible lines and changes associated with ageing.

Your Consultation

Your consultation is an important part of the treatment process. During your appointment, your clinician will:

• Discuss your concerns and aesthetic goals.
• Review your relevant medical history.
• Assess your facial anatomy and suitability for treatment.
• Explain the available treatment options, including potential benefits, risks, expected recovery, and aftercare.
• Develop an individualised treatment plan where appropriate.

A consultation with a qualified health practitioner is required before any treatment can be recommended. Individual suitability, treatment recommendations, and outcomes vary.