A 50 percent increase in lip size -- or in other words, the lips that made up about 10 percent of the lower third of the face was the most preferred.

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Lips with a 53.5 percent increase in surface area from the original image with a one-to-two ratio of upper to lower lip that make up about 10 percent of the lower third of the face were deemed to be the most attractive.
The findings, published online by JAMA Facial Plastic Surgery, showed that lips with a 53.5 percent increase in surface area from the original image with a one-to-two ratio of upper to lower lip that make up about 10 percent of the lower third of the face were deemed to be the most attractive.
"We advocate preservation of the natural ratio or achieving a 1:2 ratio in lip augmentation procedures while avoiding the overfilled upper lip look frequently seen among celebrities," said Brian J.F. Wong, from the University of California.
Researchers said they hoped the study would help establish guidelines to achieve optimal outcomes in lip augmentation.
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