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Would I benefit from a bullhorn lip lift or is a corner lip lift needed? (photo)

TweakerFeb 16, 2022
I have had filler multiple times in the past but it has been almost a year since my last injection. I have already scheduled a lip lift but now I am wondering if I should get a corner lift as well.

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