Hyaluronic acid lip filler with Silan, £140 for 0.5ml or £190 for 1ml. You agree the amount and the shape at a free consultation before anything is injected.
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What it is, what it costs and whether it suits you.
| Treatment | Price |
|---|---|
| Lip filler 0.5ml | £140 |
| Lip filler 1ml | £190 |
Lip filler is a hyaluronic acid gel injected into the lips to add shape, definition or volume. Hyaluronic acid is a sugar your body already makes, and the gel breaks down gradually over months. At Maison Aesthetics, Silan does every lip filler treatment, and 0.5ml costs £140.
Filler can do several different jobs on the lips. It can sharpen the border so the lip line looks crisper, lift the cupid's bow, even out a top and bottom lip that don't match, or add fullness. Most people want a mix. Silan asks what bothers you before suggesting anything, because "bigger" is rarely the whole answer.
We work to a simple rule. Enhancing, not changing. If you want lips that look like someone else's, we're probably not the right clinic for you.
Start with 0.5ml if this is your first lip filler, if you want definition more than size, or if you'd like a change that friends notice only when you tell them. It costs £140. Choose 1ml, at £190, if your lips already have some fullness or you've had filler before and want to build on it.
A millilitre is about a fifth of a teaspoon. On the lips it still makes a visible difference. You can always add more at a later appointment. Hyaluronic acid filler can be dissolved if needed, but that means another treatment, so we'd rather you leave wanting a little more than wishing you'd had less.
Silan will suggest an amount at your consultation, based on your lips and what you want, and explain why.
Lip filler suits adults who want a change they can see but that still looks like their own mouth. It isn't for you if you're under 18, pregnant or breastfeeding, have an active cold sore or infection near the lips, or have certain medical conditions. Silan goes through your medical history at the consultation and will tell you if filler isn't suitable.
Giving dermal filler to anyone under 18 for a cosmetic reason is an offence in England, under the Botulinum Toxin and Cosmetic Fillers (Children) Act 2021.
If you get cold sores, tell Silan at the consultation. Injections can trigger one, so it's worth planning the timing.
Silan Ozbek, who founded Maison Aesthetics, does every lip filler treatment at the clinic. Silan holds a filler qualification from London Aesthetics Academy and is insured by Salon Services 4 U, with more than seven years of experience. The person you meet at the consultation is the person who treats you.
Founder & Aesthetic Practitioner
Filler qualification from London Aesthetics Academy. VTCT and Ofqual-regulated qualifications. HD Brows artist. PhiBrows artist (microblading). Insured by Salon Services 4 U. 7+ years of experience.
Treats: Fillers, skin boosters, microneedling, laser hair removal, HD Brows, microblading and brow treatments.
About SilanWhat happens before your first treatment.
Your consultation with Silan is free and comes before any treatment. Silan asks about your health, medicines, allergies and any previous filler, then looks at your lips and listens to what you'd like to change. You hear the amount Silan would use, the cost and the risks, and you can take time to think before booking.
Bring photos if they help you explain the look you want. A photo of your own lips from a few years ago is often more useful than a picture of someone else's. If filler isn't the right choice, Silan will say so.
You can book the consultation online. It's on the first floor of the Harvey Centre in Harlow town centre.
Avoid alcohol for 24 hours before your appointment, and ask your GP or pharmacist before stopping any medicine. Some painkillers and supplements, such as aspirin, ibuprofen and fish oil, can make bruising more likely. Come with clean lips and no lipstick.
If you have an event coming up, book lip filler at least two weeks before. That gives swelling and any bruising time to settle, and gives you time for a review if anything needs adjusting.
Your first appointment is a free consultation. You agree the plan and the price before any treatment. Book it online.
Unit 56, 1st Floor, The Harvey Centre, Harlow, Essex, CM20 1XR. Monday to Saturday 9:30 to 18:00, Sunday 9:30 to 16:00.
The appointment itself.
Silan checks nothing has changed since your consultation, cleans the area and marks where the filler will go. The filler goes in through a fine needle in small amounts, and Silan checks the shape as it builds. At the end, Silan massages the lips gently so the filler sits evenly, and you see the result in a mirror before you leave.
Most clients describe the injections as a sharp scratch with some pressure. Many lip fillers contain a local anaesthetic, and Silan will tell you whether yours does and what else can make it more comfortable.
Your lips will look bigger than the final result for the first few days. That's swelling, not filler.
Looking after your skin in the days that follow.
For the first 24 hours, don't touch or press your lips, skip lipstick and lip balm with active ingredients, and avoid hard exercise, alcohol, saunas and steam rooms. Sleep with your head a little raised on the first night. Silan goes through aftercare with you before you leave.
For the next two weeks:
If anything looks uneven after two weeks, contact the clinic and Silan will see you for a review.
Swelling, tenderness, bruising and redness are common and usually settle within a few days. Small lumps or slight unevenness can happen and often settle too. Rare complications include infection, an allergic reaction and filler blocking a blood vessel, which needs urgent treatment.
Contact the clinic on 07399 752632 straight away if you have pain that gets worse rather than better, skin on or around the lips that turns pale, white or dusky, or any change to your vision. Silan explains every risk at your consultation. A careful practitioner who knows the anatomy of the lips lowers the risk, but no injectable treatment is free of it.
What to expect, and for how long.
Lip filler often lasts around 6 to 12 months, and results vary. Your lips move all day when you talk and eat, so filler there breaks down sooner than in the cheeks or chin. Your metabolism, the product and how much was used all change how long yours lasts.
You don't need to top up on a schedule. Book again when you notice the shape softening, and a top-up often needs less than your first treatment. If you'd like to see other areas Silan treats with filler, read the lip and dermal fillers page.