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Can I do scar revision again or use Lip Filler for scar tissue inside lip? (photos)

parhams7Mar 21, 2022
I had an accident in June 2016 and I got scar tissue inside my lip. A year after that I had scar revision to remove scar tissue but the doctor made it even worse. Can I have scare revision for second time or use lip filler for the other side of my lip to make it even..?!

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