Most people who ask us about lip filler aren't after noticeably bigger lips. They want back a border that has softened, some of the fullness that goes with age, or a better balance between top and bottom. We aim for natural-looking, and that usually takes less filler than you'd expect.
£190for 0.5ml, fromLarger amounts are priced at your free consultation, before anything is done. The two-week review is included.
The numbers, up front
Who it's for
Lips thin over the years. A small amount of filler, well placed, puts some of that fullness back for a while.
The line around the lip softens with time. Filler placed along it brings back some definition.
One side a little fuller than the other. Small differences can often be balanced; larger ones we talk through honestly at your consultation.
A top lip much thinner than the bottom, or the other way round. Filler can bring the two closer into proportion.
The upper cheek flattens with age. Filler there puts back some support, and it is often where we start for lines lower down the face. From £160 per ml.
The folds from nose to mouth, sometimes called smile lines, and from the corners of the mouth down. We usually support the cheeks first rather than filling the crease. From £160 per ml.
Your medical history is gone through at the consultation. If anything means filler isn't right for you, now or at all, we'll tell you.
Other areas
Each area is priced on its own. There are no bundles, because each one should be decided on its own merits.
| Lips | Cheeks | Nose-to-mouth and marionette lines | |
|---|---|---|---|
| From | £190 for 0.5ml | £160 per ml | £160 per ml |
| How much | 0.5ml for most first treatments. More is priced at your consultation, before anything is done. | 2ml or more across both cheeks for most people, often over two appointments. | Most plans start with the cheeks. A small amount goes into the line itself at a second appointment, if it's still needed. |
| Lasts, for most people | 6 to 12 months | 12 to 18 months | 12 to 18 months when treated through the cheeks; less when the crease is filled directly |
| Two-week review | Included | Included | Included |
You get the full cost at your free consultation, before you commit to anything.
How it works
A short call from one of the team, within one working day, to answer your questions and book a free consultation. Nothing to pay on the call.
Alicia looks at your lips at rest and when you smile, and at the rest of your face, and goes through your health and anything you've had done before. Photographs are taken from fixed angles for your notes.
You agree how much, where, and what it should look like. If the honest answer is less than you asked for, or nothing at all, this is when you'll hear it. There's no expectation that you'll be treated the same day.
Numbing cream goes on for about twenty minutes first. The treatment itself takes ten to fifteen minutes, and you sit up and check the mirror partway through.
Written instructions, an ice pack, and a direct number to call if anything worries you.
Once the swelling has gone, you look at the result together. The review is included in the price.
Afterwards: swelling peaks at 24 to 48 hours and can be significant, especially the first time. Bruising can take a week or two to settle. Avoid strenuous exercise, alcohol, heat and facials for 24 to 48 hours.
Before you decide
Price
£190for 0.5ml of lip filler, from
£160per ml for cheeks or smile lines, from
You decide each time whether you want more.
Request a call backWho'll treat you
Registered nurse · leads the clinic
Alicia works in a private treatment room at Glebe Farm, one client at a time.
Reviews
5.0
226 reviews
Reviews of Fill Good Aesthetics on Google, across all the clinic's treatments, as of October 2026. Fill Good Lips is the clinic's dermal filler service.
I visited fill good and was put at ease right away .Alicia explained everything so glad I had the lip filler thank you
Would 100% recommend! Alicia took the time to talk to me about what I needed and was honest and kind, which is what you need when considering these kind of treatments. Alicia took the time to check in following treatments and put any worries I had to rest throughout the process.
Alicia was incredibly friendly and kind from the moment I arrived for my first appointment. She made me feel completely comfortable and at ease, taking the time to explain everything clearly and answer all of my questions. I’m so happy with the experience and would highly recommend Alicia to anyone considering treatment for the first time.
Always a pleasant experience, very knowledgable and friendly. Always explains the treatment and after care in detail and ensures you are comfortable at all times. Highly recommend and I’m excited to try other treatments.
A selection from Google, quoted with each reviewer's permission.
Questions
It shouldn't. Most of the results people dislike come from too much filler, filler placed above the lip line, or top-up after top-up without ever letting the last one go. We start small, review at two weeks, and will tell you when to stop.
Less than most people expect, though the lips are the most sensitive part of the face. Numbing cream goes on for about twenty minutes before we start, and the treatment itself takes ten to fifteen minutes.
Noticeably, for two to three days. Swelling peaks at 24 to 48 hours and can be significant, especially the first time, and bruising can take a week or two to settle. If you have an event coming up, tell us when we call.
We use hyaluronic acid filler, which your body breaks down over time. In the lips that's six to twelve months for most people: they move constantly and have a rich blood supply, so it goes faster there than almost anywhere else on the face. It fades gradually rather than all at once. Cheeks usually last twelve to eighteen months.
Most first treatments use 0.5ml, which is often enough to make a real difference to shape and definition. If more would suit you, it's priced at your consultation before anything is done. We'd rather do less and see you again than do too much.
No. It's a common myth. The amounts used in the lips don't stretch them, and they go back to how they were as the filler breaks down. That can still feel like a change, because you'll have got used to them treated.
It can, when too much is used, when it's placed above the lip line, or when it's layered up over years. That's why we start small and check at two weeks. If you've had filler elsewhere that has moved, tell us when we call, and we'll look at it before anything new goes in.
Lip filler is temporary: most of it breaks down over six to twelve months. Your two-week review is there so we can look at the result together, once the swelling has gone, and talk through any concerns.
Bruising, swelling and tenderness are common. Lumps or unevenness can happen, and we check for them at your review. Rarely, filler can block a blood vessel, which can damage the skin and, very rarely, affect sight. It's uncommon, and it's the main reason it matters who treats you: spotting it early and acting at once is what changes the outcome. We follow a written emergency protocol, and we go through every risk with you before you agree to anything.
These folds usually form because the tissue above them has dropped. Filling the crease pushes the fold forward without dealing with the cause, which is how faces end up looking flat and wide around the mouth. Supporting the cheeks first aims to soften the fold from above. If the skin itself has thinned, we'll tell you filler isn't the answer.
Alicia Marsland, a registered nurse with seventeen years in clinical practice. She does every filler consultation, treatment and review herself. In England no licence is currently needed to inject filler, so wherever you go, ask who will treat you and check their registration.
Yes. We don't treat anyone under 18. In England it is also against the law to give anyone under 18 filler for cosmetic reasons.
Free consultation
Takes a minute. One of the team calls you back, not a call centre.
Getting here
A private treatment room on a farm between Spalding and Boston, one client at a time, with free parking at the door.
Glebe Farm, Church EndApproximate driving times from each town centre, in normal traffic, checked against a route planner.
