Lip Flip Wellington Village

Lip Flip is a non-surgical injectable procedure offered at our Dermapure Wellington Village clinic. It involves small, targeted injections into the orbicularis oris, the muscle around the mouth, to gently relax its upper portion and allow the upper lip to roll slightly outward.

Book an Appointment

Because every patient's anatomy and medical history are different, Lip Flip at our Dermapure Wellington Village clinic always begins with a personalized consultation with a physician or healthcare professional. Together, you will assess whether it is the most appropriate option and discuss the expected results and the possible side effects. Learn more about Lip Flip in Ottawa and book your consultation with our team.

What to Expect During Your Session

Step 1

Personalized Assessment

Your journey begins with a consultation with our expert injectors, who will assess your lip structure and discuss your aesthetic goals. This ensures a customized treatment plan that meets your unique needs.

Step 2

Take Pictures

We capture baseline photographs before treatment to track your transformation and showcase the results post-procedure.

Step 3

Numbing Gel Application

To ensure your comfort, a numbing gel is applied to the treatment area, minimizing any discomfort during the procedure.

Step 4

Proceed with Injections

Our experienced practitioners deliver precise injections into the targeted areas of your lips. The treatment typically takes 15–20 minutes, making it a convenient option for even the busiest schedules.

Step 5

Return to Normal Activities

With little to no downtime, you can resume your day immediately. Some swelling or mild redness may occur but typically subsides within 1–2 days.

Follow-Up & Maintenance

The results of a Lip Flip generally last 6–8 weeks. For consistent and lasting enhancement, we recommend scheduling follow-up treatments as needed. Our team will guide you in creating a maintenance plan tailored to your aesthetic preferences.

Contraindications

Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals. Active infections near the treatment area. Known allergies to the injectable solution. Neuromuscular conditions.