FAQ Category: Permalip
Will my lips return to normal if I remove the implant?
Yes. Did this answer your question?Yes NoAdditional CommentsSend Feedback
Is it difficult to remove the implant?
No. The implant can be removed in the office under local anesthesia. The entire process takes less than 30 minutes. The implant is removed through small incisions at the corners of the mouth. Because the implant doesn’t cause tissue ingrowth or internal scarring, it is fairly easy to remove. Did this answer your question?Yes
How long will my results last?
With Permalip, your lip augmentation is permanent unless you decide you want to remove the implant. Did this answer your question?Yes NoAdditional CommentsSend Feedback
Are there different lip implant sizes? How do I choose the right size?
Yes. The implant is available in a variety of sizes and lengths to achieve customized lip augmentation. At your consultation, Dr. Reid or Dr. Gordon will discuss your desires, evaluate your lips, and recommend the best option for lip augmentation in Austin. Did this answer your question?Yes NoAdditional CommentsSend Feedback
How is Permalip different from other lip implants?
Other types of implants promote tissue in-growth and scarring, which can cause restriction of movement and asymmetries. Did this answer your question?Yes NoAdditional CommentsSend Feedback
Is it painful? Will I be bruised and swollen?
It is done after a dental block, so you should have only a mild amount of discomfort. You may experience swelling and bruising for up to a week or more. Did this answer your question?Yes NoAdditional CommentsSend Feedback
How is Permalip placed?
The procedure is done in our office under local anesthesia. The entire process takes 1 hour. The implant is inserted through small incisions at the corners of the mouth. Did this answer your question?Yes NoAdditional CommentsSend Feedback
What is Permalip?
Designed by SurgiSil, Permalip implant is a patented, FDA approved lip augmentation device that is made of a soft, solid silicone elastomer. It has a smooth surface that cannot rupture or deflate. It does not cause tissue in-growth, so it can be removed easily at any time. Did this answer your question?Yes NoAdditional CommentsSend
