Hyaluronic acid placed for shape and definition rather than size. Balanced to your face, dissolvable if you change your mind.
Lip filler is hyaluronic acid — a sugar your body already makes — placed in small amounts to restore volume, define the border, and correct asymmetry.
The common fear is looking overfilled. That comes from too much product placed too fast, not from filler itself. Sheyda works conservatively and in stages: better to add at a second visit than to dissolve and start again.
Because it is hyaluronic acid, it is reversible. If you dislike the result, it can be dissolved.
Lips lose hyaluronic acid and structure over time, so the border blurs and the body flattens.
Filler is injected into specific points to rebuild shape and edge, not simply to inflate.
Swelling settles over two weeks and the result reads as your lips on a good day.
Step 01
Free. We look at proportion, discuss the result you want, and agree cost.
Step 02
Topical numbing for 15–20 minutes before anything is injected.
Step 03
Small amounts placed in stages, checking symmetry as we go.
Step 04
Swelling for a few days, bruising possible. True result at two weeks.
Not if it is done gradually. Most patients start with one syringe or less and build. The tell-tale overfilled look comes from volume placed too quickly, which is exactly what we avoid.
Significant for the first 48 hours — lips swell more than any other area. It settles over three to five days. Do not book anything important for a week.
Topical numbing is applied first and most fillers contain lidocaine. Most patients describe pressure and discomfort rather than pain.
Yes. Hyaluronic acid filler is dissolvable with hyaluronidase, from $350. It is one of the reasons we use it.
Nine to twelve months for most people. Lips metabolise filler faster than other areas because they move constantly.
One patient at a time, by appointment. No packages, no pressure, and an honest answer even when it isn’t the one that books.