glowcosmetique

Our lip tissue and surrounding borders will show signs of ageing over time. We have natural hyaluronic acid that lives in the connective tissue that depletes over time. The fullness of your lips comes from several structures working together - your bone support, muscle, fat, collagen, natural hyaluronic acid, hydration AND blood supply.

This series focuses purely on anatomy, helping you understand why individual assessment is critical in skin treatment planning.

Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or promotion of cosmetic treatments. The lips shown in this series are presented in their natural, untreated state. Individual anatomy varies and assessment by a qualified health professional is required.

Under eye anatomy is complex.
Don’t let the sneaky-good-lookin before and afters fool you.

We love that skincare and active products have become more available to the consumer, with many success stories from people trying thing that have worked.

What we see in clinic?

The disasters. The fails. The helplessness.

We see the women and men that nothing has worked at all.
We see damage, money lost and almost a sense of… giving up trying.

In Australia as a nurse led clinic we are banned from promising results with products or supplements - with specific language to be avoided or risk being fined. What we encourage instead is strategy so there’s no more stabbing in the dark wishing for results.

Turn your algorithm to professional skin information and be guided with a clinical plan…

That works on internal as well as external.

Not magic pill for 19.99.

The ageing process of the lips with nurses Lyllie and Taliha.

A 50 year old patient with downturned lips and looser lip tissue where volume has depleted.

This series focuses purely on anatomy, helping you understand why individual assessment is critical in aesthetic care and the unique structures of lip presentations.

Disclaimer: This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute medical advice or promotion of cosmetic treatments. The lips shown in this series are presented in their natural, untreated state. Individual anatomy varies and assessment by a qualified health professional is required.