LookPrep vs Makeover lip previews
Makeover builds previews for clinic consultations and websites; LookPrep starts with a free Natural preview on your photo. Makeover sources reviewed 6 October 2026.
Comparison data verified:
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The short answer
Pick Makeover if
Choose Makeover if you are a clinic seeking custom-built preview software for consultations or your website, with a workflow your team can review with patients.
Pick LookPrep if
Choose LookPrep for a free Natural preview on your own photo, then paid packs of named looks and amounts to compare privately before booking. No clinic required.
01 — Side by side
Makeover and LookPrep, row by row
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| What you are comparing | Makeover | LookPrep |
|---|---|---|
| Best forClose call | A med spa or injector who wants the preview in the treatment room, in the minute before the syringe is drawn up. | The individual working out which lip look and how much filler they want, weeks before choosing an injector. |
| Who can buy itLookPrep wins this | Makeover markets custom software to businesses and directs prospective customers to its team. The reviewed lip page does not show a consumer purchase plan. | LookPrep offers a free Natural preview on your own photo, then paid comparison packs, without a clinic or appointment. |
| Published priceLookPrep wins this | Makeover's medspa software guide describes custom quotes after a free consultation, with no published price list for its preview software. | Start with a free Natural 0.55 mL preview on your own photo. Essential Comparison includes 8 previews for $19; Full Comparison includes 20 for $29. One-time payments, no subscription. |
| Clinician in the roomMakeover wins this | Makeover describes injector-led consultations, but also says coordinators can generate intake previews. A clinician is not necessarily present when an image is generated. | LookPrep includes no clinician consultation. It is a planning visual to take into a consultation, and it does not assess candidacy. |
| Photo conditionsMakeover wins this | The lip product page requests a frontal photo with relaxed lips and a neutral expression in treatment-room light. The blog also describes website uploads. | LookPrep asks for a clear front-facing still photo, offers crop and format checks, and does not control the original lighting or expression. |
| Path to a booked appointmentMakeover wins this | Makeover describes consultation and clinic-website previews. Its medspa guide places the preview alongside the practice's existing booking and records systems. | LookPrep hands you a comparison set and stops; finding a clinic and booking it is on you. |
| Named lip looksLookPrep wins this | The reviewed lip product page describes anatomical landmarks rather than a named preset catalogue. Its blog also discusses natural enhancement and cupid's bow definition. | Eight selectable looks have public pages; cherry, keyhole, heart-shaped and butterfly are graded contested. |
| Amounts you can compareLookPrep wins this | The lip page describes typical 0.5–1 mL previews; Makeover's blog also describes multiple variations. Confirm the amount controls included in a particular build. | Nine treatments each carry a ladder: Restylane Kysse 0.5 to 2.0 mL, Juvederm Ultra XC to 3.0 mL, RHA Redensity from 0.3 mL. |
| Lip flipLookPrep wins this | Makeover has separate filler and neurotoxin pages, and the neurotoxin FAQ names lip flip. The reviewed text does not establish each build's exact options. | Lip flip is the ninth treatment beside eight hyaluronic acid fillers, with preview settings of 4 or 6 units rather than millilitres. |
| What the preview claims to beClose call | Makeover's lip-preview blog describes the image as a planning aid and says real results depend on the injector, filler and individual tissue response. | LookPrep says the same: a planning visual, not a predicted medical result, and no substitute for a qualified provider. |
| Photo handlingClose call | Makeover's blog says photo retention is set by the practice and patient images are not used to train its models. Confirm the clinic's own policy. | One published policy for everyone: an 18+ consent gate, share pages private until published, and no uploaded faces used to train LookPrep models. |
| What you can see before you commitLookPrep wins this | Makeover publishes before-and-after examples across several categories. We did not verify a working self-serve lip upload or the availability of advertised free previews. | A free demo at lookprep.com/demo runs the comparison on pre-generated faces, with no upload or account. |
02 — Their strengths
Where Makeover shines
Makeover's lip filler preview is aimed at injectable practices. The product page describes use by RNs, NPs, PAs and physicians during consultations, using the tablet or phone already used for clinical photos. It also says a coordinator may generate a baseline at intake, ready for the injector to review later.
That workflow gives the practice a shared visual to discuss with the patient. An injector can review the image against the person's anatomy and explain its limits, but the software itself does not ensure that assessment happens. Makeover's blog also describes previews on a clinic website before consultation, so its use is not confined to the treatment room.
- Capture guidance: the lip page specifies relaxed lips, neutral expression and normal treatment-room lighting. This is guidance, not evidence that image variability is eliminated.
- Practice-owned workflow: Makeover describes deployment in consultation rooms and on clinic websites, giving a practice more than one point at which to show a preview.
- Anatomical focus: the product page says the preview is based on the patient's lip border, cupid's bow and lip-to-chin ratio. These are vendor descriptions, not proof of clinical accuracy.
- Clinical review still matters: the blog acknowledges that outcomes depend on treatment technique, product choice and tissue response. A generated image cannot establish candidacy.
- Team use: Makeover markets the preview to multi-injector practices as a way to make expectation-setting more consistent.
- Built to order: agree the required comparison views, treatment options and data handling when the practice scopes its software.
Sources: Makeover — Lip Filler Preview product page (RaftLabs), Makeover — medspa software guide, custom quotes and photo handling (RaftLabs), Makeover — home page (RaftLabs), Makeover — med spa blog, lip filler preview (RaftLabs)
03 — The difference
Where LookPrep is different
LookPrep serves a different hour of the same decision: a private web preview used before a clinic has been chosen. Upload your photo and start with a free Natural preview, then choose a paid comparison pack or customize looks and amounts to take into a consultation.
The vocabulary differs because the reader differs. Makeover thinks in landmarks and a volume band; LookPrep thinks in the names people type. All eight selectable looks have public pages. Cherry, keyhole, heart-shaped and butterfly are marked contested; doll lips is labelled a marketing term. Every style carries a standardization grade and cited sources.
Amounts are per product rather than one band: Restylane Kysse at 0.5, 0.75, 1.0, 1.5 or 2.0 mL, Juvederm Ultra XC to 3.0 mL, RHA Redensity from 0.3 mL, Revanesse Lips+ to 2.4 mL. Lip flip sits alongside them at 4 or 6 units, because it adds no volume — it everts the upper lip.
LookPrep does not supply the clinical workflow Makeover is designed to fit into. Neither preview ensures a qualified person has assessed the image or the patient; that review belongs in a consultation. The useful output is a visual starting point for discussion, rather than evidence that a particular treatment or amount is suitable.
Sources: LookPrep lip looks, published pages and standardization grades (LookPrep), LookPrep — looks, treatments and pricing (LookPrep), LookPrep — privacy policy (LookPrep)
04 — Detail
Makeover is marketed to practices
Makeover's current home and lip product pages direct businesses to discuss a custom build with its team. The reviewed lip page has no public consumer purchase plan. That supports a business-focused comparison, but it does not prove that no patient can ever access a Makeover-powered preview or that every page has the same call to action.
Its medspa software guide describes custom quotes after a free consultation. The lip-preview blog tells patients to ask their practice and describes clinic-website access before booking. Some public pages also advertise free previews; we did not verify that flow. LookPrep's distinction is a directly priced consumer purchase, independent of a clinic's software build.
Sources: Makeover — home page (RaftLabs), Makeover — medspa software guide, custom quotes and photo handling (RaftLabs), Makeover — med spa blog, lip filler preview (RaftLabs), LookPrep — looks, treatments and pricing (LookPrep)
05 — Detail
Landmarks and a volume band, or named looks and dose ladders
Makeover's lip product page describes previews around a typical 0.5–1 mL amount and the patient's existing anatomy. That page does not publish a catalogue of named presets comparable to LookPrep's. Its blog does discuss natural volume and cupid's bow definition, so it would be too broad to say Makeover never names a look or enhancement goal.
Makeover's blog says a practice can generate several variations and compare options side by side. The controls available in a specific custom build should be confirmed with the practice; the public pages do not establish one universal amount selector. LookPrep presents its own amount ladder directly. Neither set of preview labels establishes a clinically appropriate dose.
Sources: Makeover — Lip Filler Preview product page (RaftLabs), Makeover — home page (RaftLabs), LookPrep — looks, treatments and pricing (LookPrep)
06 — Detail
Makeover describes filler and neurotoxin separately
Makeover publishes separate lip-filler and neurotoxin preview pages. The neurotoxin FAQ includes a question naming lip flip, so a blanket statement that Makeover cannot address lip flips is not supported. The accessible text did not establish the precise options or treatment combinations included in a build. Ask the practice which controls it offers. LookPrep lists filler and lip flip in the same comparison flow.
Sources: Makeover — Lip Filler Preview product page (RaftLabs), Makeover — neurotoxin preview page (RaftLabs), LookPrep — looks, treatments and pricing (LookPrep)
07 — Detail
Neither one is promising you a result
Makeover's lip-preview blog describes the image as a planning aid and acknowledges that real outcomes depend on the injector, product and individual response. LookPrep likewise describes a planning visual, not a predicted medical result. Neither image replaces a qualified provider's assessment, and neither can establish that the result shown is achievable for a particular patient.
Sources: Makeover — med spa blog, lip filler preview (RaftLabs), LookPrep — looks, treatments and pricing (LookPrep)
08 — What each one costs
Pricing
As of .
Makeover
Makeover's medspa software guide describes custom quotes for practice-specific preview software after a free consultation. It says there is no published price list; the separate pricing page could not be rechecked during this review.
- Practice software: a custom quote based on the build scoped with Makeover.
- Initial consultation: described as free in Makeover's medspa software guide.
- The reviewed guide identifies treatment mix and existing systems as scoping considerations.
- Some public pages advertise free previews; their current availability and terms were not verified.
LookPrep
Start with a free Natural 0.55 mL preview on your own photo. Essential Comparison includes 8 previews for $19; Full Comparison includes 20 for $29. One-time payments, no subscription.
- Start with a free Natural 0.55 mL preview on your own photo.
- Essential Comparison: 8 previews for $19, one-time.
- Full Comparison: 20 previews for $29, one-time.
- Your free preview counts toward either pack total.
- Custom selections outside the fixed packs: $19 for 1–6 previews; $29 for 7+ previews.
- Stored demo faces are also free to explore, without an upload or account.
Makeover's figure is set per project on a scoping call, so there is no published number to place beside LookPrep's paid packs; this page does not estimate one.
09 — Questions people actually ask
Common questions
can i buy makeover as a patient?
The reviewed lip product page markets custom software to practices rather than a priced patient plan. Patients may access a practice's Makeover-built preview in a consultation or through its website. Some public pages advertise free previews, but we did not verify a working consumer signup or purchase flow.
how much does makeover cost?
Makeover's medspa software guide says its preview software is custom-quoted after a free consultation, with scope based on the practice's treatments and existing systems. It lists no purchase amount. We could not recheck the separate pricing page, so confirm the current quote, payment schedule and trial terms with Makeover.
can makeover show a lip flip?
Makeover's separate neurotoxin FAQ names lip flip, but the accessible public text did not establish the exact controls included in a particular build. Ask the practice whether its software offers that preview. LookPrep lists lip flip beside filler, with unit labels rather than millilitres.
how much filler does a lip preview show?
Makeover's lip page describes typical 0.5–1 mL previews, and its blog describes comparing several variations. Check the exact amount controls in the practice's build. LookPrep uses per-product ladders, including Restylane Kysse at 0.5, 0.75, 1.0, 1.5 or 2.0 mL. A preview amount is not a dose recommendation.
should i use a home preview or the clinic's one?
A direct consumer preview can help you prepare questions before choosing a clinic. A practice's preview can support its consultation, and Makeover also describes clinic-website access beforehand. Whichever route you use, ask a qualified injector to assess your anatomy and the limits of the image before deciding on treatment.
Keep reading
Filler and lip flip are different treatments; use the guide to prepare questions for a qualified injector.
Lip flip vs lip fillerWhere these facts came from
Makeover’s features and pricing come from RaftLabs’s public site and store listings, read on October 6, 2026. LookPrep’s figures come from its published pages and product configuration. Read our editorial standards.
This review covers published features, prices and policy statements. It is not independent product testing or validation of medical outcomes.
- LookPrep: LookPrep lip looks, published pages and standardization grades
- RaftLabs: Makeover — Lip Filler Preview product page
- RaftLabs: Makeover — medspa software guide, custom quotes and photo handling
- RaftLabs: Makeover — home page
- RaftLabs: Makeover — neurotoxin preview page
- RaftLabs: Makeover — published before-and-after examples
- RaftLabs: Makeover — med spa blog, lip filler preview
- LookPrep: LookPrep — looks, treatments and pricing
- LookPrep: LookPrep — free interactive demo
- LookPrep: LookPrep — privacy policy
LookPrep previews are planning visuals, not medical predictions. They do not assess candidacy, recommend a product or dose, or replace a qualified provider.
LookPrep is independent. Product families are named as an approximation reference only, and no manufacturer endorses or is affiliated with LookPrep.