My upper lip is much smaller than my lower lip. What is the best way to even out my lips? (Photo)

It is possible that this upper lip bulge is from the muscle that purses your lips. If so, a small amount of botox can help flatten and relax this area. Hope this helps! Johnson C. Lee, MD Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon

Attempting to surgery alter the philtum would be deforming and likely turn out worse. Personally, I find your lip attractive and would suggest doing nothing. You have very nice lip elements. However, if it bothers you I agree with the approach that you could inject around the philtral columns...

Swelling after lip repair is very common and can cause asymmetries that are firm to touch and distressing to patients. I discuss with patients that have had laceration repairs that scars can look worse before they look better.  Swelling and scars can peak around 6 weeks after the...

Thank you for your photo. Any divets or deformities left after mucocele excision can be corrected with injectable lip filler. It is also possible that the bump is some residual mucocele gland in your lip which may also have to be removed to make the area appear more smooth. Hope this...

It is difficult to see any significance asymmetry from this photo. An in-person or even virtual online consultation would be worthwhile. There are many approaches to correcting lip asymmetries...from fillers to surgery. However, one must always consider the risk/benefit and costs vs. the degree ...

It appears to me as though a scar revision could be done to improve the scar on your lower lip after your accident.  This would be a fairly minor procedure that could be done in the office.  I would consult with a facial plastic surgeon or plastic surgeon.