I had a lip lift done 6 months ago and he removed to much skin. He also did my nose and tilted it too much up wards. I struggle to use my upper lip as normal, and it does not look good. I have been devastated ever since my procedure and isolated my self from work and socially. Is there anything I can do to elongate my lip or philtrum? I have already done some fillers in the lip and Botox in the muscle.
Answer: Too much lip lift I am not sure why did you need a lip lift to start with? In this situation it is in your best interest to let result settle for at least 1 year and if you happen to be unhappy with the result, start searching for an experienced surgeon to correct it; it may be challenging. Good luck.
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Answer: Too much lip lift I am not sure why did you need a lip lift to start with? In this situation it is in your best interest to let result settle for at least 1 year and if you happen to be unhappy with the result, start searching for an experienced surgeon to correct it; it may be challenging. Good luck.
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Answer: Lip lift revision Unfortunately, after excess skin is taken centrally, there is nothing that can be done to put it back in place. However, a lateral lift can be done. Your lips appear to be turning downward because too much was taken centrally and not laterally. I recommend only lateral skin be removed to create the upward corners. This is not done at the lip but at the nose-face junction.
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Answer: Lip lift revision Unfortunately, after excess skin is taken centrally, there is nothing that can be done to put it back in place. However, a lateral lift can be done. Your lips appear to be turning downward because too much was taken centrally and not laterally. I recommend only lateral skin be removed to create the upward corners. This is not done at the lip but at the nose-face junction.
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December 11, 2024
Answer: Lip I don't know if you just aren't used to seeing your face this way, but I actually do not feel that too much was removed to your lip. It looks to me like an appropriate height in balance to the lower lip, and I also don't really see teeth show, so one might argue that you probably could have even had a little more removed. I don't see anything that looks overly wrong, other than maybe that there is a little asymmetry of the heights of your cupid's bow.
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December 11, 2024
Answer: Lip I don't know if you just aren't used to seeing your face this way, but I actually do not feel that too much was removed to your lip. It looks to me like an appropriate height in balance to the lower lip, and I also don't really see teeth show, so one might argue that you probably could have even had a little more removed. I don't see anything that looks overly wrong, other than maybe that there is a little asymmetry of the heights of your cupid's bow.
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December 10, 2024
Answer: Improving Outcomes After a Lip Lift and Rhinoplasty: Options and Considerations I'm sorry to hear about your experience and the challenges you're facing after your procedures. It's important to know that there are options available to address these concerns, and consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon or a facial plastic specialist can provide you with a personalized plan. Here are some general steps you might consider:
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December 10, 2024
Answer: Improving Outcomes After a Lip Lift and Rhinoplasty: Options and Considerations I'm sorry to hear about your experience and the challenges you're facing after your procedures. It's important to know that there are options available to address these concerns, and consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon or a facial plastic specialist can provide you with a personalized plan. Here are some general steps you might consider:
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