1 syringe of Juvederm Ultra using only a 27 gauge cannula
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Cannula Technique Lip Augmentation
Posted byDr. Paul M. GrahamPosted inCosmetic proceduresTags:cannula, filler, hyaluronic acid, lip injection
Published by Dr. Paul M. Graham
Paul M. Graham, D.O. (Founder/Editor-in-chief) founded Dimensional Dermatology in May 2016 with the vision to provide concise, easy to read, up-to-date dermatology and aesthetic medicine information to patients, medical staff, providers, and the general public. Dr. Graham is currently completing his training as a cosmetic dermatologic surgery fellow in Virginia Beach, Virginia at the McDaniel Laser and Cosmetic Center. He completed his dermatology training at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital and was a clinical instructor at Michigan State University. He received his B.S. degree as Summa Cum Laude at Old Dominion University, his D.O. degree as Cum Laude at Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine, completed his internship at Largo Medical Center in Largo, Florida as chief intern, and completed his dermatology residency training at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor, Michigan. View more posts
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Lip augmentation allows people to improve their thin lips. There are the individuals who born with thin lips, while other individuals experience thinning as a part of the common aging process. Fortunately, various techniques are available nowadays using which you can rejuvenate your lips. Lip augmentation is all about enhancing the appearance of the lips, and getting natural fullness. You have to take the right fillers to get the optimum result. Swelling and bruising might occur during treatment. To make the treatment less painful, you need to consult the best therapist.
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