I've been really worried about the shape of my lips lately, so I'm looking into lip fillers. My lips are naturally on the thinner side, and since my Cupid's bow isn't very distinct, they look a bit flat from the front. Even with lip makeup, I can't get the shape I want, and they look even thinner when I smile, which is actually quite stressful for me.
At first, I tried to compensate with makeup, but I found it difficult to create naturally full lips. So I started thinking about lip fillers, but now that I'm actually about to get the procedure, I have a lot of concerns.
With lip fillers, is it possible to naturally design the cupid's bow, corners of the mouth, and lip line, rather than just adding volume? I want lips that look a bit more voluminous and vibrant while maintaining my original lip shape, rather than excessively plump lips.
I'm curious about how much pain there is during the procedure and whether it is much better with anesthesia.
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