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The mouth is one of the most significant and
expressive features of our face, and the appearance of our lips can convey
information about our moods (think of smiles and frowns), our age and our general
health. Fuller lips have long been associated with attractiveness, youth and
vitality and psychological studies have suggested that a woman’s lips serve as
a subconscious biological indicator of her fertility therefore increasing her
attractiveness to men.
Lip
augmentation is achieved
through simple cosmetic
surgery and can help both men and women who were born with thin lips, or
whose lips have lost their fullness as a consequence of the ageing process, to
achieve a healthier and more youthful appearance, restoring natural balance to
facial features.
If you are unhappy with the appearance of your lips talk to Linda
Briggs, the UK’s leading
independent cosmetic and plastic surgery adviser. Linda can give you free
advice about your options for lip augmentation, which include the application
of dermal fillers (the injection of natural organic material to fill out the
lips), surgical lip enhancement which can reduce the area between
the lips and the nose and micro-pigmentation, a procedure similar to
applying a tattoo which gives lips a broader appearance and is a permanent
solution.
Following her own experiences of cosmetic surgery, Linda Briggs realised that
there were very few resources for prospective patients to refer to in order to
find reliable information about plastic or cosmetic surgery procedures, and the
most qualified and safest surgeons to perform them. As a result Linda has spent
more than a decade seeking out the very best cosmetic surgeons in the UK and
abroad to ensure that patients requiring anything from boob
jobs to tummy tucks and from
face lifts to buttock
lifts can find a surgeon who is reputable, experienced and offers value for
money and the highest standards of hygiene and care.
Although lip
enhancement requires only minor cosmetic surgery and may be viewed by some as
nothing more than an exercise in vanity, Linda Briggs appreciates that
unhappiness with any aspect of our personal appearance, and particularly with
facial features, can undermine a person’s self-confidence and adversely affect
their quality of life.
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