Will my lip look normal after mucocele removal surgery or will it look ugly due to cuts and stitches?

Thank you for sharing your question and photographs.  Though nothing replaces an in-person examination it appears that your lip and teeth appearance are the result of vertical maxillary excess that should be treated with upper jaw surgery to help reduce the gummy appearance of your smile.  See a...

Asymmetry of the lip is part of asymmetry of the face and body which is universal. Use of fillers in the lip line can improve the appearance of asymmetry.

Thank you for your question. There are many people like yourself that might have the same concern.You were likely born with an underdeveloped muscle that draws the lower lip down ( depressor anguli oris muscle- DAOM). This is something you can read more about on line. There are ways to...

From your picture, I feel you would be a perfect candidate for a lip lift procedure. As we get older we may start to notice areas of our bodies going south, breasts start to sag and we notice jowls appearing on our jawline. What you may also notice is the space between your nose and your upper l...

Hi, I have performed many Lip Augmentations, over the past 30 years, using dermal fillers, lip implants and V - Y advancement flaps.  The V to Y advancement flap is an older technique used to increase the amount of forward facing (red portion) of the lip.  In reality, it does this to a very l...

The answer to your question, is yes, that can be treated.  It appears that you have developed scar tissue at the site of your old laceration.  This can be excised in such a way that the scar is located on the inner surface of your lips, and the vermilion border and the shape of the upper lip i...