Lip injections: Lips to fall in love
With lip fillers, we give delicate lips more volume for a sensual mouth area.
With lip fillers, we give delicate lips more volume for a sensual mouth area.

Do you want sensual lips? Does your upper lip disappear when you smile? But are you saying no to a “rubber boat” look because you’d rather not risk having overly thick lips? The numbers speak for themselves: Year after year, more and more women are getting lip enhancements. Currently all the rage: voluminous lips, like those of Russian Lips —the full, flat upper lip with a pronounced cupid’s bow. And that’s understandable: Full lips are considered sensual and beautiful. But where’s the line? After all, you probably don’t want to look artificial after getting fillers, as if you’d flown into a door. We’ll show you how to achieve this—without lumps, without bruises, and most importantly, without a duck-billed mouth.
Did you know that the ideal mouth takes up about 10% of the lower third of the face? That is, if you trust the studies conducted by a team of doctors from California. And we know that a lower lip that’s larger in proportion to the upper lip is perceived as harmonious and beautiful. But you alone get to define what you consider perfect lips! After all, what looks artificially puffed up to Sophie might not be enough for Anna. The decision is yours. We’ll discuss your preferences in person.
“From pout, Russian Lips to Lip Flip – we fulfill almost all wishes. Because by injecting your lips with hyaluronic acid filler, we conjure up distinctive lips for an attractive smile.” – Dr. Peter Herndlhofer
Through hyaluronic acid, we give your lips more volume for an accentuation of the natural lip contour. Because would you have thought that a part of your lips is named after the God of love? Cupid bow. This is the name of the central, arc-shaped borderline of the upper lip red, which we emphasize with targeted lip injections. In doing so, we take advantage of an important property of hyaluronic acid fillers. Namely: the good tissue integration. As a result, we create an even lip appearance during lip filling – without lumps or nodules. And depending on your lip preference, we will customize the filler and technique to give you a unique, natural lip shape.
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Big lip, but too small for you? Maybe you know this: You want bigger lips, but you’re not sure if it will look artificial afterwards? In some women, the lips look narrow, but in fact they are not! Did you know: if we rotate (“flip”) your lips outward a touch, they look bigger without having to fill them in. We inject tiny amounts of Botox around the lip – without hyaluronic acid. This way you get naturally fuller lips without changing the volume. The technique called lip flip comes from the USA and has been used for years by many young women as a gentle alternative to injections.
Of course, you can optimally combine the Lip Flip with a direct injection for even more sensual results. Find out more here: Lip flip.
At GoAesthetic , lip injections with up to 1 ml of hyaluronic acid cost €390. A Lip Flip with Botox starts at €260, and the combination of injections and a Lip Flip is available for around €500. For comparison: In Vienna, depending on the provider, you’ll typically pay between 300 and 450 € for 1 ml of hyaluronic acid. Be wary of promotional offers starting at 129 €, as these often only include half an ampoule (0.55 ml). At our clinic, you’re always treated by a doctor, and the price includes a consultation, anesthesia, and high-quality fillers from Merz or Teoxane.
The results typically last 5 to 8 months, though they often last a little shorter with the first treatment. This is because the duration depends on the type and amount of hyaluronic acid used, as well as how often you’ve had lip injections before. With regular touch-ups, we see longer-lasting results because the hyaluronic acid breaks down more slowly.
Yes! Unfortunately, we always see customers who come with sprayed lips from other stores where doctors do not work. Risks of the treatment are often concealed. And sometimes fillers are used that do not meet the medical standard. Please remember: Medical knowledge is a prerequisite for minimizing the risk of complications and injecting a harmonious lip appearance! If you are not satisfied with the result elsewhere, we can correct your lips, for example, to restore your original lip shape. Provided: Hyaluronic acid was used.
A slightly swollen lip after treatment is very common. Whether injecting nasolabial folds or eye wrinkles, we cannot always prevent bruising 100%, even when treating your lip. We have a good understanding of anatomy, but sometimes it happens to us too. A very rare side effect is the formation of lumps or granulomas in the lip. You can find further questions in this FAQ section.
The main risk is that the hyaluronic acid is injected into an arterial blood vessel. You’re probably wondering: What happens then? In the worst-case scenario, this can cause the surrounding tissue to die off over time, since the blood supply is “blocked” by the hyaluronic acid in the vessel. It’s important to recognize this early and take action. Experienced doctors can usually detect a vascular occlusion relatively soon after the injection or correctly interpret the first signs within 24 hours and know what to do. The good news is: there is an antidote. See the “Hylase” section in the FAQs below.
In the past, permanent fillers were used that did not dissolve even after many years. This is because skin aging causes changes in tissue and consistency, so that even when injected correctly, the permanent filler can suddenly end up in a different location after many years. Our solution: We use dissolvable hyaluronic acid fillers for all facial wrinkles as well as the lips. These fillers dissolve over time, so they cannot shift out of place after several years.
If after lip injections everything was fine and you did not feel any lumps, then the reason for late lump formation may be your immune response. Banal infections or fever blisters can trigger them. The therapy of choice: antihistamine + cortisone. Both can be prescribed on site if needed.
We call painful lumps on the lip that grow larger over time “granulomas.” Sometimes the body breaks them down completely, but often they can only be removed surgically. The good news, however, is that this complication has become extremely rare thanks to the new hyaluronic acid fillers.
Injecting Hylase into the lip can completely break down the injected hyaluronic acid, thereby removing the unwanted result. This is because Hylase is an enzyme that converts cross-linked hyaluronic acid into a water-like substance. Did you know: Your body actually produces this enzyme on its own.
Last updated: September 29, 2026
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