Thin Lips

Thin lips have relatively little visible volume or height. Lip shape is often genetic, although age-related changes in collagen and surrounding facial support can reduce fullness over time.

Natural Anatomy & Individual Variation

Many visible concerns reflect normal differences in anatomy, skin structure or the way soft tissue is distributed. Genetics often determine how pronounced a feature is and when it becomes noticeable.

Ageing, Hormones & Life Changes

Ageing, hormonal shifts, pregnancy, weight change or everyday movement can alter the skin and supporting tissue over time. These changes are rarely caused by one factor alone.

When a Professional Assessment Matters

A consultation can help distinguish a cosmetic concern from a condition that may need medical assessment. The most suitable next step depends on the cause, the area involved and the change someone would like to see.