Get Plumper Lips with the Hyaluron Pen Method
If you’re not very satisfied with how thick your lips are and want to give them a boost, you’re probably one of the thousands of people considering getting a lip augmentation procedure but aren’t sure it’s a good idea. Understandably, the first and most important thing you’d want to know is, if getting a lip filler is safe.It is likely that you’ve already read some information about lip fillers and aren’t quite convinced that you’d want to be poked by needles on the lips. Now you’re searching if there’s even an alternative. Otherwise, you wouldn’t have come across this page. Well, good news! There is! With the latest non-invasive lip enhancement procedure, you can get plumper lips with a needle-free device called the Hyaluron Pen.So, what is this hyaluron lip filler and what makes it different from other types of fillers?We’ll make it really easy for you to understand. First, let’s take a look, very briefly, at the most common types of fillers.“Do I want to be poked by needles on the lips?”
What Is a Lip Filler and What are Its Most Common Types?
Lip fillers, as the name suggests, are a variety of substances also referred to as dermal fillers that are injected into your lips to make them appear plumper. To do this, the procedure requires the filler to be injected into your skin with a needle—just like you would inject insulin or medicine on a sick patient who needs it. As you can imagine, depending on how many injections you’ve had in your lifetime and what kind of injections you’ve had, this procedure may not seem like a very pleasant experience and you are right to be concerned.But what if there is a way to get the same effects, ie sexy, plump, voluptuous lips without even being near an injection? That’s what the Hyaluronic Acid Lip Infusion is for.Before jumping into what Hyaluronic Acid is, here are the most common types of fillers that were and still are being used in traditional lip enhancements.Collagen – It used to be the most common or most popular dermal filler used not just in lip augmentations but in other body enhancements as well. It is used because collagen gives the skin a smoother appearance and when infused on the lips, it can make it appear plumper.
Collagen is a protein which makes up the dermis – the second layer of your skin. Why is this relevant? Because collagen acts as a support structure for your skin. Injecting collagen into your skin allows replenishes your skin’s natural collagen. So, it makes sense that it is being used as a filler.
Is it safe? One of the biggest risks in getting collagen fillers is getting an infection or allergic reaction. There is also the possibility of bruising, puffiness and redness around your lip area.
Permanent Silicone Lip Fillers – If the name of this filler scares you upfront, you have good intuition. These are basically lip-shaped implants. But instead of surgery, the silicone can be inserted into your lips through very small incisions. The silicone is designed or shaped into how you want your new lips to look like. One of the biggest disadvantages of this procedure is that it costs anywhere between $3,000 to $5,000. While they can be removed despite being called “permanent”, imagine the additional cost it would take to do that if you realize you’re unhappy with the results.
Fat or Lipo-Injection – Another common type of filler, fat injections are known to last the longest. The process involves taking fat out from another part of your body and then injected into the lips. In order to have a successful procedure, you would need to find a well-trained professional to perform this because they would need to “harvest” the fat very carefully—and it has to be purified before it can safely enter your body again. As you can see, this isn’t the most reassuring treatment either.
There are other less common types of fillers but those are the ones most popularly considered over the recent years. Until the invention of the Hyaluron Pen for lip infusions, the only other alternative is painfully, surgical alterations.So, what’s different about the Hyaluron Lip Filler?The Hyaluronic Acid Lip Infusion
Two main things differentiate the hyaluron process apart from the rest: the procedure itself and the filler.All the above-mentioned lip augmentation procedures use injections, which in turn, requires the use of needles.The Hyaluron lip infusion uses a tool called the Hyaluron Pen which uses pressure instead of needles to infuse the Hyaluronic Acid into your lips. How does that work?First, the pen.Hyaluron Pen Technology
The hyaluron pen is only recently being used for aesthetic purposes. However, it has long been utilized by medical professionals to treat patients with diabetes. Originally, the pen was invented in order to deliver insulin into the body in the safest and most efficient way. How?The pen operates with a “pressure technology” or some call it a “spring” system. As you can see in the photo, there is a trigger or some type of button to be pressed toward the bottom. Now, instead of the pen pushing a needle, it will generate pressure – which means it will PRESS the liquid mixture (i.e. the Hyaluronic Acid) – rapidly and forcefully that it gets into your skin without puncturing it with a needle. Think of a very strong and fast-moving tornado carrying rainwater drilling into the ground—except it actually feels gentler. The mixture gets into the upper layers of your skin and instantly (with no exaggeration) plumps and smoothens your lips. See before and after photo below.Just remember and picture: high-speed movement of the liquid, launched with a single press, coming out of a small pipe or tube (no needles!), which then easily and quickly penetrates your skin. The Hyaluronic Acid will then diffuse into your tissues.Without needles, there is far less chances of bruising or getting an infection. So, that’s how the pen works. But why Hyaluronic Acid?