Vol. 09 · Premium Visual Atlas · New Release

The Lip Design Guide

Reading, Proportioning & Deciding Before You Inject

Stop starting with "how many mLs?" Start with the face. A 68-page illustrated decision guide for injectors who read the face, understand the lip in context, and define the design before choosing how to execute it.

Read facial thirds, symmetry, the cupid's bow, the six tubercles, and the profile

Work the eight dimensions — motivation and risk through projection, definition and proportion

Distinguish balanced, keyhole and M-shape closure patterns — and design for each

Needle-vs-cannula decision tree · artery safety as a design dimension

Quick-reference cards + a blank chairside design worksheet · instant high-resolution PDF

Built like a decision system

The question is rarely just "how much filler?"

The real decision sits underneath the request: what does this face permit, what shape does the patient actually prefer, what is the anatomy already telling you — and only then, what instrument and sequence fit the design.

Read the face. The facial thirds, symmetry, the cupid's bow, the tubercles, the profile — the frame the lip lives inside.

Settle the human half. Motivation, hopes & fears, aesthetic, anatomy, risk — five dimensions worked with the patient first.

Design the lip. Projection, definition, angles & proportions — a bespoke answer, not a defaulted technique.

Choose the instrument last. Needle or cannula is downstream of the diagnosis — the decision tree closes the plan.