"can more than 1 procedure be done at the same time? example..rhinoplasty and lip augmentation?"
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Lip Augmentation Huntington Beach, California August Accetta, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. |
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Lip Augmentation New City, New York Ran Rubinstein, M.D. |
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Lip Augmentation Tampa, Florida Joseph Castellano, M.D. |
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Lip Augmentation Elk Grove Village, Illinois Robert Kagan, MD |
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Lip Augmentation Lansdale, Pennsylvania Thomas Young, MD |

Full, lush lips are very much in fashion now, and if you want to plump up yours, augmentation is the way to go. This enhancement can either be semi-permanent or permanent. In fact, some doctors suggest having collagen first to see if you like the effects, and then having implants to achieve a permanent pout.
How it's done
Using a small needle your doctor will inject a substance into your lips to fill them out. Although this injection can be fat taken from your own body, he or she will probably use an artificial substance like Artecoll or Restylane; collagen is also popular for lips and wrinkles around the mouth. When choosing an injectible, discuss with your doctor the advantages of each one and which is best for you. Lip implants can either be derived from natural sources or by using a material like Gore-Tex.
Recovery
1-2 weeks.
Complications
Swelling, bruising and stiffness in the lip may occur, but this is generally a safe procedure.
Cost
Collagen: $425 and up; Restylane: $450 and up: Artecoll: $700 and up; Fat Injections: $1,000 and up. Implants: $2,500 and up.
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