But, there are several treatments that are best left to the professionals—and that definitely includes DIY lip filler. Recently, needle-free devices like hyaluron pens, which claim to mimic the ...

“Non-invasive, needleless lip treatments have become increasingly popular for ... You may have heard of the hyaluron pen, a home device that’s touted as a needle-free, painless alternative to dermal ...

A DOCTOR has warned of the dangers of a popular lip filler trend that could leave you with a “sausage” mouth. Dr Jordan Faulkner, a cosmetic doctor at Allo Aesthetics with years of medical ...

Edita Jucaite was diagnosed with a rare form of blood cancer after experiencing unusual swelling and bruising from her lip filler injections Leukaemia UK / SWNS A woman is crediting lip filler for ...

I'd been blessed with a full lower lip, but the top one just never seemed to match. Much thinner, the two felt like very distant cousins who rarely conversed. For this reason, getting filler has ...

Lip fillers or injectables are worth consulting your dermatologist about if you want a more lasting plumping effect. However, the best lip plumpers can offer a temporary, voluminous pout.

Harriet Green says her botched lip filler made her feel even more self-conscious about her lips Lip fillers have grown increasingly popular but the industry is "like the wild west", experts warn ...

Angel, who found someone on Instagram to give her lip fillers in lockdown, says there was a lot of "pain and blood" during the procedure Like lots of businesses across the UK, cosmetic clinics ...

Lip fillers are designed to make your lips look plumper. This usually involves a quick, in-office procedure and you should heal completely within a few days. Lip injections are relatively safe ...

A woman whose lip swelled up unexpectedly during a lip filler procedure discovered it was because she had leukaemia. Edita Jucaite, 36, a dental nurse from Banbury, Oxfordshire, previously had ...

I would say the most common areas that patients request are the eyes, the cheeks, and the lips. So, when receiving filler in the face, the initial poke feels like almost an eyebrow pluck.

A nurse's reaction to her lip fillers may have helped save her life by leading to her leukaemia diagnosis. Edita Jucaite, 36, from Banbury, Oxfordshire, had undergone similar procedures in the past ...