10/09/2026
Lip filler is never just about how much volume we can add. It’s about understanding what we’re working with. 👄
Before choosing a filler, we’re looking at your natural anatomy, existing lip tissue, proportions, definition, and the structure you want to create.
So, what’s the difference between RHA 2 and RHA 3?
Both are hyaluronic acid fillers, but their gel properties influence how they behave within the tissue.
RHA 2 is a softer option often used for fine lines and dynamic wrinkles, while RHA 3 is designed to provide structure and volume and is FDA-approved for lip augmentation.
The science goes beyond the amount of HA in a syringe. Properties like elasticity, cohesivity, and resistance to deformation influence how a filler supports tissue, maintains shape, and moves with your lips.
For this transformation, we chose RHA 3. 🤍
Why? Because product selection should reflect the anatomy in front of us and the result we’re working toward.
Some patients have more existing lip tissue and want subtle definition. Others have a thinner lip structure and want to build volume. Some want a more defined border, while others want a softer, fuller shape.
The goal isn’t to use the same filler on everyone. It’s to choose the right product and approach for the individual.
Because beautiful lips aren’t about following a formula. They’re about understanding structure, respecting your natural anatomy, and knowing when less really is more.
Where science meets beauty.
📍Clarkston, Michigan Medspa
