There are many options available in lip enhancement that use injectables like Radiesse or even transfer your own fat to your lips for a more full and youthful appearance. The downside to these though is that they're all temporary and you will have to have more volume injected in the future.
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The arch of the upper lip is often referred to as Cupid's Bow and in this simple surgery, which was recently performed on The Doctors,the physician makes 3 incisions on the inside of the upper lip. These 3 v-shaped incisions are then stitched together, and the flap between them is pushed forward, advancing the tissue and creating a more defined Cupid's Bow and fuller upper lip.
During the procedure, the patient is awake which minimizes the risks of surgery often associated with the use of anesthesia. Healing doesn't take long at all and there are few side effects other than some swelling and pain in the lip.
