Ritu Chopra, MD

A conservative lip lift about 4 mm as well as a muscle lift will likely not change the distance very much between your nose and your lips, but will give you more incisive show. So muscle supplication I may be a good way to give you more incisive show with very little distance change between your lip and your nose.

Yes, you do appear to be a candidate for a corner lip lift. I would also add possibly a small amount of fat to your lips as well. This will give the best aesthetic result. The corner lip will add a little more vermilion border to the corner of the lip and give you a more symmetric upper lip fullness.

Hi, I like to make sure the filler is dissolved at least two weeks in advance. This allows for some of the swelling to be relieved, and will have a much more accurate anatomical vision of what your lip looks like. If this is not doable a weeks time maybe adequate

Hi, I do think you’re a candidate for a lip lift. I conservative one between 4 to 6 mm centrally would add approximately 1 mm of incisive show. It appears you also need a corner lip lift to lift the corners of the mouth up as well because it appears that your lip Red line teeters out laterally. Doing both of these in conjunction with possibly a little fat rafting will give you a nice aesthetic result.

While is good to be concerned after four rhinoplasties likely the skin of the lip is undamaged. The skin right below the nose may be a little bit thinned out, but that skin ultimately will be excised by doing the lip lif.t so a conservative lip lift in this case will probably help and the skin will be absolutely fine.

If you are thinking about a rhinoplasty and lip lift, I would first do the rhinoplasty have that settle. After that, if the lips are still asymmetric, it a conservative lip lift between four and 6 mm will give you more symmetry and give you more harmony of your nose lip junction.

In general, if you were thinking about your nose or a lip lift, I would rather have you undergo the rhinoplasty first and let it settle, and then we can evaluate your lip for a possible lip lift. In general, as a rhinoplasty ages, the lip gets longer, and longer as the tip of the nose is slightly elevated. By doing a conservative lip lift this will harmonize the face and the nose and you will continue to age in a graceful way.

Yes, you can still get a very conservative lip lift approximately 4 mm. With 4 mm of excision there will be no elevation of your incisive show. I would also recommend tiny bit of fat grafting as well laterally and medially to give you a little more fuller lip without causing any more incisive show.

Hi, it appears that the central nasal part of your lip was elevated more than the lateral part or facial part of your lip. This can be improved with the lateral corner lip lift, as well as some fat, grafting laterally. This does involve the revision of the scar laterally, as well as new incisions on the corner of the mouth. This would give the best possible chance of more of a symmetric upper lip.

A small corner lip lift would help elevate the corners of the mouth. There is a incision right at the Vermilion border so sometimes it can be seen. A small amount of your own fat to the corners would also enhance the upward tilt of your corner of your smile.