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What Kind of Surgery Will Correct my Uneven Top Lip Due to Injury?

I busted my top lip really bad about three months ago. i didnt get stitches. instead, i let it heal on its own. now im left with what appears to be extrA hanging skin on the right side of my lip. what can i do to correct this ?

6 Doctor Answers | Asked by ashleysofl21
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Uneven lip

Sound like you needed some sort of surgical repair with your trauma. please seek help and evaluation form a board certified plastic surgeon.
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Correcting uneven lip after injury

I recommend that you see a plastic surgeon for an assessment to find out what can be done to help you. It is likely that a scar revision may be able to improve the appearance of your lip. Good luck!
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Scar Revision of Traumatic Lip Deformity

This is a common problem that Plastic Surgeons are well versed in correction. A scar revision with or without correction of any underlying muscle injury can be done as an office procedure in most cases.

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Correction of Lip Scar

Lip lacerations, even if they are properly sutured, can result in uneven or prominent scars. These scars often can be significantly improved with a scar revision surgery. I suggest you seek out a board certified plastic surgeon in your area. I believe they will be able to help. Best wishes.
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Corrective Surgery to Top Lip

There is a possible non surgical and surgical intervention for this correction, but the surgical correction of the vermilion border of the lips would be the most beneficial. see video
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Surgery to correct uneven lip

Thank you for the question. Without photos and more importantly in person exam it would be difficult to answer you question. You need to see a board certified plastic surgeon in your area.
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