07/21/2026
💋 Before & After + Lip Filler Myth Busting
One of the biggest concerns I hear is, "I don't want to just keep adding more filler."
Here's what we've learned over the last several years: newer imaging studies using ultrasound and MRI have shown that hyaluronic acid filler can sometimes still be present years after treatment—in some cases, much longer than we used to think. So the idea that it completely disappears in 6–12 months isn't always true.
What does happen is that your lips naturally change over time. The filler can soften, settle, and lose some of the structure and support that gave you that fresh, hydrated look when it was first injected.
That's why maintenance appointments aren't always about making your lips bigger. More often, they're about maintaining the shape, definition, and hydration you already love. Sometimes that means adding a little filler, sometimes it means leaving them alone, and sometimes it even means dissolving and starting fresh.
Every set of lips is different, which is why I never take a one-size-fits-all approach. My goal is always the same: lips that look balanced, healthy, and like they belong on you. 🤍