Low Level laser Therapy & Skin Boosters For Lip Boosting : A Combined Treatment

Aim: The purpose of this study is to assess the effect of both low level laser therapy as a photobiomodulation and non-cross linked hyaluronic acid injection for lip hydration.Materials & methods: Twenty female Middle Eastern patients who seeked a lip rejuvenation treatment at our clinic were included in the study. Using 650 nm diode laser, photobiomodulation was applied to the lips for 5 minutes to each lip quadrant followed by injecting non-cross linked hyaluronic acid skin booster using a micro cannula. Patient satisfaction score was recorded through different follow up intervals (immediately after the procedure, 3 weeks & 3 months). Statistical analysis was performed to evaluate the patient satisfaction score through the follow up sessions.Results: Patients in this study reported a market improvement in the lip texture immediately after the procedure with almost minimal swelling. The latter improvement remained persistence up to 3 months.Conclusion: The combined use of low level laser therapy in addition to non-cross linked hyaluronic acid skin booster injections for lip boosting may offer an acceptable results for lip hydration with a minimal swelling post injection.Keywords: Hyaluronic acid skin boosters, photobiomodulation, lip rejuvenation, Diode laser.

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Egyptian Dental Journal /Egyptian Dental Journal
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2025-04-01
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https://doi.org/10.21608/edj.2025.357764.3371
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Laser Applications in Dentistry and Medicine
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Low Level laser Therapy & Skin Boosters For Lip Boosting : A Combined Treatment

Noury Adel
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Egyptian Dental Journal /Egyptian Dental Journal
Laser Applications in Dentistry and Medicine
1.36
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Low Level laser Therapy & Skin Boosters For Lip Boosting : A Combined Treatment

Noury Adel
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Abstract

Aim: The purpose of this study is to assess the effect of both low level laser therapy as a photobiomodulation and non-cross linked hyaluronic acid injection for lip hydration.Materials & methods: Twenty female Middle Eastern patients who seeked a lip rejuvenation treatment at our clinic were included in the study. Using 650 nm diode laser, photobiomodulation was applied to the lips for 5 minutes to each lip quadrant followed by injecting non-cross linked hyaluronic acid skin booster using a micro cannula. Patient satisfaction score was recorded through different follow up intervals (immediately after the procedure, 3 weeks & 3 months). Statistical analysis was performed to evaluate the patient satisfaction score through the follow up sessions.Results: Patients in this study reported a market improvement in the lip texture immediately after the procedure with almost minimal swelling. The latter improvement remained persistence up to 3 months.Conclusion: The combined use of low level laser therapy in addition to non-cross linked hyaluronic acid skin booster injections for lip boosting may offer an acceptable results for lip hydration with a minimal swelling post injection.Keywords: Hyaluronic acid skin boosters, photobiomodulation, lip rejuvenation, Diode laser.

Egyptian Dental Journal /Egyptian Dental JournalVol. 71(2)
National Medical Research Center of Dentistry and Maxillofacial Surgery (RU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 22%
Laser Applications in Dentistry and Medicine
1.36
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