摘要

Objectives: This work aims to explore an advanced lip filling technique using two types of hyaluronic acid, with different rheological properties, and to discuss its benefits, limitations and relevant clinical considerations. In addition, aspects related to safety, patient satisfaction and consistent aesthetic results that can be achieved with this approach will be addressed. Introduction: Lip beautification has become increasingly popular in contemporary society, with a growing search for aesthetic procedures that improve facial appearance and enhance the natural beauty of the lips. Among the techniques used for this purpose, lip filling stands out, a minimally invasive and highly effective approach to provide more voluminous, defined and harmonious lips. Materials / method: Two different types of hyaluronic acid were used: more cohesive and more rigid gel less cohesive and less rigid gel. The technique involves using the most cohesive and rigid hyaluronic acid gel to contour, and the least cohesive and rigid to generate volume in lips that do not have a structured contour and very thin lips. To finish the upper lip, insert the needle into the central v of the cupid's bow. Microbolus on labial center and 2 bolus on vermillion. In the lower lip, the entry point is made in the central region of the contour, and retro-injection. Results: This technique has the advantage of better precision in the lip contour, making it more defined and preventing the formation of nodules in the vermillion region of the mouth. Thus, we have a more beautiful and harmonic result when the two rheologies of different hyaluronic acids are associated. Conclusion: An advanced lip filling technique using two types of hyaluronic acid, with different rheological properties, aimed at improving the lip contour, making it more defined and preventing the formation of nodules in the vermilion region of the mouth. The benefits, limitation and clinical considerations are relevant in this article.