Treating Lips Using a Cannula

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Lips are one of the most important features of the face and youthful, plump, full lips are something many people aspire to. Lip augmentation has gained momentum in recent years and is one of the most popular facial volumisation treatments.1 Successful, natural lip augmentation is often about looking at the proportions of a patient’s face to determine which shape best complements their other…

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