LIP FILLERS

Thank you for sharing the details and photos. From your description, it sounds like you’re noticing multiple small lumps inside your mouth, particularly along your bottom lip, right jowl, and near your nasolabial line. Chewing or pressing on these areas, especially with stress, can sometimes contribute to thickening or the sensation of lumps, but there are also other possibilities, including minor salivary gland nodules, mucoceles, or fibrous tissue changes. Because these changes are a...

Thank you for sharing your concern—this is actually a very understandable situation after a prior injury. Scarring near the base of the nose can sometimes pull on the upper lip, creating asymmetry that becomes more noticeable when you speak or smile. The good news is that lip filler can often be a very helpful first step in improving this type of unevenness. By carefully placing small amounts of filler, it’s possible to balance the height and contour of the lips, especially on the side tha...

Hi there, thank you for sharing your concerns so openly—I can tell you’ve been paying close attention to both how your face looks and how it feels, and those two things are often very connected. From your description and photo, a few things stand out that may be contributing to what you’re experiencing: What may be going on Limited tooth show when speaking or smiling is often related to the position of the upper lip, the vertical height of the lower face, and sometimes the bite/jaw relat...