Pucker Up! It’s Time to Get Your Ultimate Desirable, Kissable Lips!
“Roses are red, violets are blue, My lips just can’t wait to be kissing you!” YOUR LUSCIOUS LIPS
At this time of year it’s hard not to be more aware of our lips. Whether you’re about to smooch with that all important significant other of yours or go in search for Mr, Miss, Ms Right we all want our lips to be luscious, desirable and – vitally – kissable!
What can we do to help you on your quest? At Air Aesthetics we can help to restore lost volume as well as add definition and fullness to your lips whilst, importantly, still retaining a natural, personalised result and lip shape.
SHAPE, CONTOUR, BALANCE
Most of the fillers now available consist of hyaluronic acid which is a naturally occurring substance in the body that, unfortunately, depletes as we get older. At Air Aesthetics Clinics we use brands such as Juvederm® and Belotero® which are natural hyaluronic acid and are FDA-cleared.
Hyaluronic acid is produced in our own skin cells naturally in a bid to maintain moisture levels. At Air a small amount of filler is strategically placed below the skin providing structure and plumping out the skin. Our fillers are non-permanent and are naturally broken down by the body and their effects gradually fade away. However, you can choose to have ‘touch up’ procedures carried out to maintain the look created by Dermal Facial Fillers.
AFTER
Giving you the ultimate in luscious, desirable, kissable lips. Voted UK Best Patient Experience in 2019, visit us at our multi-award winning clinics and discover what we can do for you!
COMPLIMENTARY Consultation To arrange a complementary consultation call 0845 519 5377
Find out more by vising our website
www.airaethetics.co.uk or email your question to us at
hello@airaesthetics.co.uk
BEFORE QUICK, LONG LASTING RESULTS!
Results from fillers are seen immediately and are long-lasting - up to 12 months in some cases.
Treatment by Dr Claire Oliver (BDS)
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