My top lip is noticeably asymmetrical and i have a theory because Im a little over weight so I have extra face fat that I feel doesnt help it. If that has anything to do with my asymmetrical lip or if a licensed professional can tell me what procedure I should get done, it would be greatly appreciated.
One side of my lip(left) is more fat/ has more flesh than the other(right). This asymmetry is only prominent on the upper lip. It makes the right side of my upper lip look bumpy and deflated. Another concern I have with my lip is that the corner of the left side of my mouth sits lower than the right corner. As I don't have the funds to go for repeated treatments, is it possible to have this fixed surgically? Note: I had jaw surgery a year ago to correct an asymmetrical jaw.
So the right side of my upper lip curl inward and i would like to know if its because of the muscle weakness or something else. My right side of the face is bigger than the left one , i was chewing before all the time just on this side and i sleep on the side so maybe its related .
I'm really insecure about my lips especially the top one and more recently I noticed it goes sideways especially on pictures. Is there a way to correct asymmetry as well as make it fuller to hide gums too?
When I was 18 (now 20) I busted my lip open and it healed on its own, but left a scar and hard bump in the lip. Its visibly noticeable when I smile and I can feel it with my tongue. Would I be able to fix this with surgery? If so how much would it cost?
I was bitten by a dog many years ago and would now like surgery to correct the asymmetry and define the outline as well as make them bigger without fillers. I have had botox in upper and lower lip region to give lip lift effect a week ago
How to fix my slanted lip? I've already had jaw surgery for a tilted jaw but my lip is still asymmetrical after surgery. I also have more fat on one side of my face. I was wondering if I can have procedures done surgically to fix the issue like have fat removal on one side of my cheek and maybe have lip surgery to correct it. I am hoping to have a permanent solution without using injections and fillers.
I had never really realised before but the right side of my upper lip is considerably larger than the left as if it's being pulled up by something. I did break my nose a couple years back and it's squint to my left which I am going to go and fix but could this pull the lip up? I've looked back at old pictures and I never used to have this problem. Cheers guys
As the image shows, the right side of my upper lip tissue begins slanting at my central incisor and continues all the way to my first molar. I have full lips so I know the upper lip tissue will naturally cover parts of my teeth, but I would like them to be covered evenly. In photos my smile looks crooked. I would prefer to have the right side reduced rather than plump the left side to match. I haven't had any lip filler. How do I resolve this minor concern?