Perioral Lines (Smoker’s Lines)
Soften fine lines around the lips. Restore subtle support. Preserve natural expression.
Perioral lines are the fine vertical lines that develop around the mouth, particularly above the upper lip. Often referred to as “smoker’s lines”, they can occur whether or not you have ever smoked and are a common result of repeated facial movement, changes in skin quality and the natural ageing process.
Carefully placed dermal filler can help soften these lines and restore subtle support around the mouth without dramatically changing the shape or volume of the lips. Treatment is tailored to your individual anatomy, with the aim of achieving a natural, refreshed appearance while maintaining normal movement and expression.
At Bee Aesthetics, every treatment begins with a comprehensive consultation to assess your lips, surrounding skin and facial anatomy. Perioral lines can have several contributing factors, so we will determine whether dermal filler — or another treatment approach — is most appropriate for your individual concerns.
Pricing
Perioral (Smoker’s) Lines (30 minutes)
£100
Before & After
Frequently Asked Questions
Perioral lines are fine vertical lines that develop around the mouth, particularly above the upper lip. They are often called smoker’s lines or lip lines, although you do not need to smoke to develop them.
Smoker’s lines can develop through natural ageing, repeated lip movement, loss of collagen and skin elasticity, genetics and sun exposure. Smoking can contribute, but these lines are also common in non-smokers.
Treatment depends on the cause and severity of your lines. Dermal filler may be used to soften deeper lines, while other skin treatments may be recommended to improve skin quality and fine lines around the mouth.
Not necessarily.
Perioral line treatment can be carefully targeted around the mouth without significantly increasing lip volume. Your treatment will be tailored to the result you want.
Results vary depending on the treatment used, your skin and individual factors. Your practitioner will discuss the expected outcome and longevity during your consultation.
Downtime depends on the treatment used. With dermal filler, temporary swelling, redness, tenderness or bruising can occur, and personalised aftercare advice will be provided.