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Today, excessive interest in lip augmentation and disadvantages of current lip augmentation techniques, have led to the development of PermaLip . Lip augmentation with surgical techniques has lost its popularity due to the necessity of an operating room environment, long healing process, risk of scar formation and sensation loss. Although hyaluronic acid derived fillers is the most popular method all over the world, its permanence is limited to 8 to 10 months and needs to be repeated regulary. This means repetitive injections and increased costs . In addition, contour deformities can be encountered when  done by inexperienced hands.

The revolutionary PermaLip implant came into clinical use in 2002. CE and FDA approved medical device is designed exclusively for lip augmentation. After multi-centered clinical trials, Permalip's reliability has been documented through international reports.
PermaLip is made of soft and pliable one-piece silicone block. Solid nature prevents leakage or breakdown of the silicone inside the lips. Design of the implant and various sizes options provide naturel looking aesthetic lip augmentation in all patients that is permanent for a lifetime.

PermaLip is available in various sizes in order to be provide natural looking results and to satisfy different aesthetic desires. Large sizes are designed  for an attractive and eye-catching look, whereas small and moderate sizes fullfil modest volume enhancements . Unlike fillers, PermaLip provides permanent fullness of the lips and repeated treatments are NOT required.

Lip augmentation with PermaLip is quite simple. It is not much different from lip augmentation with fillers. After local anesthesia, two 2-3 mm incisions in the right and left corners are made. PermaLip is placed to the lip through these cuts and the incisions are closed using absorbable sutures. The whole process rarely exceeds fifteen minutes. PermaLip is permanent, but can easily be removed when the original lip volume is desired (for any reason). It can also be replaced with a larger one over time.

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