Plump, beautiful lips are considered by many to be one of the hallmarks of sensuality. They can greatly enhance a woman's appearance and make her more alluring. However, not everyone is blessed with such ideal lips. For those desiring fuller lips, lip augmentation surgery is the most effective and immediate solution.So, what is the principle behind lip augmentation?
Generally, common lip augmentation procedures include collagen lip augmentation, autologous fat transfer lip augmentation, hyaluronic acid lip augmentation, and Aibei injection lip augmentation. Depending on the method, the underlying principles of these procedures also differ.
Principle of Collagen Lip Augmentation
Collagen is the most natural lip filler, providing a space-filling effect.By injecting collagen into the lips, it achieves a naturally plump effect, creating a defined, sensual contour. The Principle of Autologous Fat Lip Augmentation Fat particles are extracted from areas of the patient's body with excess fat deposits. These particles undergo high-tech centrifugation, purification, and refinement before being injected beneath the skin of the red lips. This process results in fuller, plumper, and rounder lips.
Principle of Hyaluronic Acid Lip Augmentation
Hyaluronic acid is injected into the spaces between cells and collagen fibers. This not only maintains skin elasticity but also locks in large amounts of water molecules, providing moisturizing and lubricating effects to the tissue. It enhances the volume of both upper and lower lips, achieving a fuller lip appearance.
Principle of Aibei Fu Lip Augmentation
Aibei Fu primarily consists of polymethyl methacrylate and bovine collagen. After injection, the bovine collagen is gradually absorbed by the body, while the microspheres remain intact and are not phagocytosed by immune cells, delivering long-lasting lip enhancement effects.