Achieve the Perfect Pout: Natural-Looking Lip Fillers in Sydney's Inner West

Before and After

Enhance your smile effortlessly with our Lip Augmentation services at Sydney Cosmetic Clinic. With over 30 years of pain-free experience, our skilled dentists bring expertise to Newtown, Marrickville, Alexandria, Bankstown, and beyond.

Why Choose Our Lip Fillers:

1. Natural Sugar, Natural Beauty: Crafted with natural sugar for hyaluronic acid, our lip fillers provide a naturally enhanced look, seamlessly blending with your existing beauty.

2. Painless Perfection: Experience pain-free lip fillers with our local anaesthetic services. Your comfort is our priority throughout the procedure.

3. Precise and Professional: Benefit from our three decades of experience, ensuring precise, professional, and long-lasting results.

Explore the Possibilities: Discover the cost-effective solutions for lip augmentation, lip injections, and lip threading. Achieve the lips you've always dreamed of in the heart of Sydney's Inner West.

Cost of our hyaluronic acid lip fillers starts from $500 onwards

Contact us today at 02 9558 8988 or email us at info@painfreedentistsydney.com.au for a personalized consultation and begin your journey to a more confident, radiant you. Your perfect pout awaits at Sydney Cosmetic Clinic!

Benefits of Lip Fillers with Hyaluronic Acid

1. Natural Look and Feel: Hyaluronic acid is a substance naturally found in the body, ensuring that lip fillers provide a natural look and feeling enhancement.

2. Versatility: Lip fillers with hyaluronic acid can be customized to meet individual aesthetic goals, allowing for subtle enhancements or more dramatic transformations.

3. Volume and Shape Enhancement: Hyaluronic acid adds volume to the lips, creating a plumper and more defined appearance. The filler is effective in addressing issues such as thin lips or asymmetry.

4. Hydrating Properties: Hyaluronic acid has excellent hydrating properties, attracting and retaining moisture. This contributes to a youthful and supple look in the lips.

How do the hyaluronic acid lip fillers work?

Lip fillers with hyaluronic acid work by enhancing the volume and shape of the lips through a straightforward and minimally invasive procedure.

1. Consultation:

   • A comprehensive consultation with a trained and experienced practitioner is conducted to understand the patient's goals and expectations.

2. Preparation:

   • The treatment area is cleaned, and a numbing agent or local anesthesia may be applied to ensure the patient's comfort during the procedure.

3. Injection Process:

   • Fine needles or cannulas are used to inject hyaluronic acid into specific areas of the lips. Hyaluronic acid is a natural substance found in the body that attracts and retains moisture.

4. Volume and Shape Enhancement:

   • Hyaluronic acid adds volume to the lips, creating a fuller and plumper appearance. The practitioner skillfully sculpts the lips to achieve the desired shape and symmetry.

5. Natural-Looking Results:

   • Hyaluronic acid lip fillers are known for providing natural-looking results. The filler integrates with the existing lip structure, avoiding an overly artificial appearance.

6. Versatility and Customization:

   • Lip fillers are versatile and can be tailored to meet individual preferences, whether the goal is a subtle enhancement or a more dramatic transformation.

7. Immediate Results:

   • Patients typically see immediate results, although there might be some initial swelling. The final, settled results become more apparent within a few days.

8. Aftercare:

   • Patients are provided with aftercare instructions, which may include avoiding strenuous activities and certain medications to minimize swelling and bruising.

9. Follow-Up Appointments:

   • Follow-up appointments may be scheduled to monitor results and make any necessary adjustments to achieve optimal outcomes.

Hyaluronic acid works by attracting and retaining water, providing a hydrating effect that contributes to the plumpness and youthful appearance of the lips. The gradual breakdown of hyaluronic acid over time necessitates maintenance appointments for individuals seeking long-lasting results.

Aftercare for Lip Fillers

Hyaluronic acid lip fillers require proper aftercare to optimize results and minimize any potential side effects. Here are some general guidelines for hyaluronic acid lip filler aftercare:

1. Avoid Touching or Pressing:

   • Refrain from touching or pressing on the treated area immediately after the procedure to prevent any potential displacement of the filler.

2. Ice Application:

   • Applying ice packs to the lips can help reduce swelling and minimize discomfort. Use a clean cloth to wrap the ice pack and avoid direct contact with the skin.

3. Stay Hydrated:

   • Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated, as this can contribute to optimal healing and maintain the plumpness of the lips.

4. Avoid Strenuous Activities:

   • Refrain from engaging in strenuous physical activities for the first 24-48 hours post-treatment to minimize the risk of increased swelling.

5. Minimize Sun Exposure:

   • Limit exposure to direct sunlight and avoid tanning beds for a few days after the procedure to prevent potential complications.

6. Gentle Cleansing:

   • Clean the lip area gently when washing your face. Avoid harsh scrubbing or exfoliation around the treated area.

7. Avoid Makeup on the Lips:

   • Refrain from applying lip makeup or other lip products immediately after the procedure to minimize the risk of infection.

8. Follow Post-Treatment Instructions:

   • Adhere to any specific post-treatment instructions provided by your practitioner. This may include the use of prescribed ointments or medications.

9. Attend Follow-Up Appointments:

   • Schedule and attend any recommended follow-up appointments with your practitioner to assess the results, make adjustments if needed, and address any concerns.

10. Report Any Unusual Symptoms:

    • Contact your practitioner promptly if you experience unusual swelling, redness, or signs of infection, as these could indicate a complication.

11. Avoid Alcohol and Blood-Thinning Medications:

    • Steer clear of alcohol and medications that can thin the blood for a few days post-treatment to minimize the risk of bruising.

Remember, individual aftercare instructions may vary based on the specific lip filler used and the practitioner's recommendations. Always consult with your healthcare provider for personalized guidance tailored to your unique situation.

What are the causes of bad breath and how to treat it?

Causes of bad breath

Bad breath, also called halitosis, is an unpleasant condition that causes distress and insecurity to the individual. Tooth infection is the leading cause of bad breath and further complications such as tooth loss and gum recession.

Bad breath

There are many causes leading to bad breath, particularly:

• Build-up of bacteria and plaque from leftover food residue on the tooth. Bacteria feed on the food residue and over time will produce waste products causing bad breath

• Improper cleaning of dentures

• Irregular cleaning of the tongue, leading to food build-up on the tongue

• Use of tobacco or alcohol, which can impact the liver and cause bad breath also

• Certain foods can cause bad breath due to their digestion in the stomach

• Patients suffering from certain medical conditions such as dry mouth

• Gastrointestinal causes such as gastroesophageal reflux disease (GORD), liver disease, excessive gut bacteria, H. pylori infection, gallbladder disease, kidney disease, bowel obstruction, irritable bowel syndrome/ disease (IBS or IBD)

What does tooth infection breath smell like?

Besides creating a bitter and unpleasant taste in your mouth, a tooth infection can cause a pus smell and lingering odour if the pus oozes out. This is especially common if the pus bag is large and easy to burst open.

What does gingivitis breath smell like?

Gingivitis is an early form of gum disease, occurring when plaque (also called calculus or tartar) builds up in your teeth along the gum line. Patients suffering from gingivitis usually experience occasional gum bleeding, especially when undergoing teeth cleaning procedures.

Gingivitis breath usually smells like rotten eggs or sulfur. As the tooth continues to decay, the smell worsens and becomes more like rotten meat or death.

Stages of tooth infection. If gingivitis is untreated, it can progress into periodontitis. This can cause loss of teeth and gum recession

To reverse gingivitis, your dentist can remove all plaque surrouding the tooth because at early stages, plaque does not cause damage to your tooth or bone below the gum line.

Veteran Dental Care (DVA) and Bruxism Treatment

Veteran Dental Care (DVA) and Bruxism Treatment

What is Bruxism?

Bruxism is referred to as involuntary grinding or clenching of teeth and can occur during the day (awake bruxism) or at night (sleep bruxism). Awake bruxism is commonly associated with stress, anxiety, or tension, while sleep bruxism could be related to a sleep-related movement disorder.

Common signs and symptoms of bruxism include:

1. Grinding or clenching of teeth, often audible during sleep.

2. Wear and damage to the tooth enamel.

3. Jaw pain or tightness.

4. Headaches, especially upon waking.

5. Increased tooth sensitivity.

6. Disrupted sleep patterns

The exact cause of bruxism is not clear, but can be related to factors such as stress, anxiety, misaligned teeth, or sleep disorders. Treatment options can include usage of a dental splint or mouthguard, stress management techniques, and addressing underlying factors contributing to bruxism.

Where can I go to treat for bruxism?

At Pain Free Dentist Sydney, we can assist in helping to assess the severity of your bruxism and discuss a treatment plan that is tailored to suit your needs.

If you suffer from bruxism, contact us at 02 955 8988 or email us at info@painfreedentistsydney.com.au to book a consultation today.

Am I eligible for Veteran (DVA) dental care?

DVA and Bruxism

Who is Eligible?

Access to dental treatment for bruxism depends on whether you are a Veteran Gold Card or Veteran White Card holder.

For Veteran Gold Card holders: covers all conditions including the dental consequences of bruxism.  Some restrictions may apply

Veteran White Card holders:

• only allows you to receive treatment for your accepted condition. Access to dental treatment depends on you having an accepted dental condition.

• White Card holders WITH an accepted dental condition are eligible to receive dental treatment for the dental consequences of their Bruxism. Some restrictions may apply and these are described in the section below.

• White Card holders WITHOUT an accepted dental condition are not eligible to access dental treatment for cracked, broken or worn teeth due to their bruxism.  In this case, you will need to submit a new claim for acceptance of a dental condition to access the program.

The only exception to this is that you may be eligible for provision of a mouth guard (occlusal splint) to address bruxism if it is an accepted condition on your White Card. You should seek advice from your medical practitioner regarding the need for a mouth guard.

Dental Care Program for Veteran (DVA)

What is covered by DVA’s Dental Program?

Eligible clients have access to a comprehensive list of dental services including:

• preventive treatment e.g. examinations/check ups and cleaning

• simple treatment such as fillings and extractions

• complex treatment such as crowns, bridges, implants and dentures

• emergency treatment following unforeseen injuries

Program eligibility is based on Veteran Card type:

• Gold Card holders are entitled to treatment of all dental conditions

• White Card holders are only eligible for treatment of their accepted dental condition or the dental consequences of cancer treatment.