Lip Flip in London

A subtle treatment that reveals more of your natural upper lip by relaxing the muscle that rolls it inward — no added volume.

Before & After Results

Natural-looking outcomes focused on balance, precision, and facial harmony

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Who This May Be Suitable For

Suited to patients with a naturally thin or “rolled-in” upper lip who want more of it visible without filler.

- A thin upper lip that disappears on smiling.
- Filler-averse patients wanting a subtle change first.
- A desire for natural, low-key enhancement.

Patients wanting significantly fuller lips are better suited to dermal filler  this is clarified at consultation.

Common Concerns Treated

- Upper lip that disappears when smiling
- A thin-appearing lip at rest
- Lip asymmetry between upper and lower

Our Approach:
- Very small, superficial dosing.
- Clear guidance on flip versus filler based on    your actual goal.
- Function preserved as a specific planning    priority

Doctor-Led Treatment

A very small, superficial dose along the lip border relaxes the surrounding muscle, allowing the lip to roll slightly outward - a different mechanism entirely to filler, which adds volume.

Function-first placement protects your ability to purse your lips, drink through a straw, and speak clearly.

Dosing is smaller here than almost anywhere else in this treatment group, reflecting the lip’s high muscle activity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this make my lips bigger?

No - it reveals more of your existing lip. For fuller lips, filler is the appropriate treatment.

Will I be able to eat and drink normally?

Yes, very soon after, with some care around hot drinks for the first day.

How long does it last?

Typically eight to twelve weeks - shorter than most treatments in this group.

Can this be combined with lip filler?

Yes, for some patients, decided individually at consultation.

Is it painful?

The lip area can be more sensitive, but injections are brief.

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