Cherry lips shows up in filler searches even though a lot of the older uses of the phrase were about lipstick color. In consults now, people usually mean a rounded, slightly fuller center with a soft edge — closer to a cherry than a sharp Cupid's bow.
That still isn't one technique. One injector might hear "cherry" and think volume in the middle; another hears a softer outline. Bring a photo of the outline you like, and say whether you care more about the center or the edge.
Worth asking early: do you want more of the lip showing when you smile, or just a fuller closed mouth? Those pull in different options.
LookPrep's cherry lips page lays out how the name gets used and what to clarify before a booking. No amounts, no product push — just the shape talk.
Sofia R., LookPrep