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LipLase

Fuller lips, no filler.

LipLase uses gentle laser heat to stimulate collagen in the lips, adding volume and definition without injectables. The result builds naturally over the following weeks.

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LipLase treatment.

No fillernothing injected
Naturaltheir own collagen
~2 daysmild swelling, then back to normal
$1,000sample fee

1The protocol

How it works.

A typical LipLase session.

Inside

Heat from inside the lip

Non-ablative SMOOTH-mode heat is applied inside the lip and along the border.

Outside

Optional deeper step

Some protocols add an Nd:YAG pass on the outside of the lip to reach deeper tissue.

After

Short recovery

Mild swelling for a day or two, then light peeling for a day or so.

Weeks

Volume builds

New collagen and elastin add volume and definition over the following weeks.

Lip volumeVermilion borderCupid's bowPhiltrumMouth corners

2For your patients

Why patients say yes.

A natural look

No filler means no overfilled look, lumps or migration.

Nothing injected

A good fit for patients who don't want needles or fillers.

Minimal downtime

Mild swelling for a day or two.

3For your practice

Why it pays.

Easy add-on

A quick aesthetic service to offer existing patients.

A way into aesthetics

An approachable first step for patients new to cosmetic treatment.

Repeat business

Patients come back to maintain their results.

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4The evidence

What the research shows.

0

injectables used.

~30 min

typical session length in a published protocol.

Weeks

for volume to build as collagen forms.

Clinical protocolHow LipLase is performed

A clinician's protocol describing SMOOTH-mode heat inside the lips followed by an Nd:YAG step outside, with recovery details.

PMFA Journal

Questions dentists ask

How long do results last?
Results come from new collagen, so they fade gradually. Patients usually come back for maintenance.
Is there downtime?
Expect mild swelling for a day or two and light peeling afterward.
Does it need anesthetic?
Usually not. Some protocols use a topical numbing cream for the outer-lip step.
Which LightWalker models run it?
LipLase uses SMOOTH mode, available on the LightWalker AT S and ST-E Advanced.

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Rian Medley

Rian Medley

Area Sales Manager, Fotona

Rian.Medley@fotona.com
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