Microspheres, tiny molecules, are a third plumping mechanism used in some products. They contain ingredients that are supposed to sponge up moisture from surrounding tissue and help the lips retain fluid. The microspheres in LipFusion, for example, contain dehydrated collagen molecules derived from fish.
But to the extent that microspheres or any other ingredients work, dermatologists say their effect is subtle. "They really work like spackling does to a wall," said Dr. Leslie Bauman, the director of cosmetic dermatology at the University of Miami, who routinely plumps her patients' lips with hyaluronic acid fillers. "They fill in the creases on the lips, making them look smoother. It gives you the optical illusion of shine and increased size. If you actually measured the size, there would not be an actual difference."
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