best long term lip plumpers?

Hi, Im interested in having my upper lip enhanced slightly.
Ive read there are many procedures you can have done but I do not want botox or injections that get absorbed and give you trout mouth
are there any that can last for a couple of years as im not made of money.
Please dont reply to this message with anti- surgery(ness) I believe if it would make you feel better about yourself, why not.

nothing is going to last for that long. lip plumpers usually only last several hours. to get fuller lips you could try this:

1. Exfoliate your lips with a dry tooth brush or a warm wet face cloth to get rid of dry dead skin.

2. Apply concealer that is a shade lighter than your skin tone to your lips and lip line. Powder over with loose powder.

3. Line your lips just SLIGHTLY outside your natural lip line. Use a NATURAL color. Remember, a lighter color makes objects appear larger. Drawing in only one third of each lip line is crucial – go any further and you’ll make your lips smaller. Use a cotton swab to smudge the line slightly.

4. Apply a natural color lipstick using a brush. This will allow the liner and lipstick to blend easier. Avoid dark color.

5. Apply lip gloss at the center of the bottom lip. This will draw attention to the fullest part of your lip.

Good luck

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Does getting Botox in your underarms to stop them from sweating really work?

I’ve been dealing with hyperhydrosis (excessive sweating in the armpit area) since early high school. My doctor suggested Botox in the underarms. Has anyone tried it? Does it work? Does it hurt?

“Botox is reportedly a favourite with Oscar nominees who don’t want to work up a sweat on the red carpet. Some stars have injections in their armpits to paralyse the sweat glands there. This way they can receive their awards knowing they don’t have sweaty patches under their arms and hand back their couture outfits unstained.”
-bbc.co.uk

“Hyperhidrosis is a troublesome problem that results in awkward social situations for those that are affected. For example, salesmen with sweaty palms are at a distinct disadvantage. Unfortunately, topical and oral medications, iontophoresis, and surgery have not proven to be efficacious in the majority of patients. In fact surgery can result in compensatory hyperhidrosis in other parts of the body.

“Because the eccrine glands are innervated by sympathetic nerves that use acetylcholine as the neurotransmitter, BOTOX®™ is effective in temporarily reducing or abolishing sweat production in treated areas. Although hyperhidrosis is generally not considered a cosmetic problem, many patients will present to the cosmetic dermatologist for treatment of this embarrassing disorder.”
-derm.net

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